"community connectivity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the connections and relationships within a community, often in terms of social or technological networks. Example: "The city's efforts to improve community connectivity through the installation of free public Wi-Fi have significantly increased communication and collaboration among residents and local businesses."
At Peabody, you receive an education in communication, audience development, community connectivity, and technology - all of the skills you will need to become an artist in the 21st century.
A genuine sense of community, connectivity and cooperation filled the frosty streets surrounding Victoria Park as 3pm approached on Saturday and a bumper crowd of almost 7,000 filed in to watch Hartlepool United face Wrexham in the National League.
On the urban Eastside Trail, where more users accessed the trail by foot or bicycle and engaged in a variety of trail-based activities, cultural benefits linked to social interaction and community connectivity were more widely acknowledged.
The Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) green building certification program is dedicated to the design of sustainable buildings by incentivizing reductions in energy, water, and building materials consumption, while at the same time enhancing occupant health and overall community connectivity.
Island inhabitants at both the political level and community level ought to pause and immediately turn their attention to the island's lack of community connectivity and civil response strategy.
Take k-truss model [17] as an example, Huang et al. [17] use k-truss property to ensure community cohesiveness and use edge connectivity to ensure the community connectivity.
We presume that in connected networks that present strong community structure, different communities can reach different persistent regimes, and the spread of one of the regimes to the whole connected group can be obstructed if the inter-community connectivity is low.
Tanzeem Choudhury, Brian Clarkson, Sumit Basu, and Alex Pentland, Learning Communities: Connectivity and Dynamics of Interacting Agents.
The sparsity of the between-community connectivity is the basis for community separation quality measures such as the modularity index, [10].
We thus are in a position to formulate our hypothesis: the behavior observed in a network with communities depends strongly on the intra-community heterogeneity (IH) and on the inter-community connectivity (IC).
Modularity Q, describing the tendency of the network to be formed out of distinct, separated communities, each characterized by high within-community connectivity and relative low connectivity to other communities.
