The phrase "auxiliary connections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to additional or supportive links, often in technical or networking discussions.
Example: "The system requires auxiliary connections to ensure redundancy and reliability in data transmission."
Alternatives: "supporting links" or "additional connections".
Attenuation of the auxiliary connection between 'N' and 'BNC' connectors is approximately 0.5 dB/m.
For this purpose we introduced the auxiliary connectivity matrix C. From N s and I we determine for each gene the connection to its neighborhood that has the maximum mutual Algorithm 1 Principle steps of our inference algorithm C3NET.
The speakers also come with auxiliary and U.S.B. connections to bring big sound to the computer or portable music player.
Figure 1 shows the beam telescope with its rectangular aluminium sensor jigs, wherein the pixel sensors are embedded, and its auxiliary boards providing connections for power, sensor configuration, clock signals and data transmission.
The front panel has an analog auxiliary input, for connection to the headphone jack of a portable player or satellite-radio adapter, and an SD/MMC memory-card slot.
Sandu and Hintikka (2001: 60) suggested, by analogy with FO, that 'satisfaction by a single variable assignment' would be a natural auxiliary attribute in connection with IFL.
But that's actually not all that the speaker has in terms of connection options: There's an auxiliary port for hardwired connections, of course, but there's also Wi-Fi built-in, which makes it possible to connect with Chromecast devices for multi-room synced audio streaming.
This assumption relegates this connection to the role of some sort of auxiliary field, and the connection carrying the usual geometrical meaning, parallel transport, and definition of the covariant derivative remains the Levi-Civita connection of the metric [11].
More and more cars have audio-in jacks for auxiliary lines, but those connections offer distort the signal.
Phones without the A2DP feature may still be able to get stereo sound through an auxiliary or U.S.B. cable connection, but going wireless with Bluetooth lets the phone roam up to 33 feet from the speakers.
