The sentence "Connect concepts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this sentence when you want to emphasize the need to make connections between different ideas or principles. For example, "Through this lesson, we will be looking at how to connect concepts from different areas of study."
Properties are the relations between these concepts and can be differentiated in two kinds: object properties which establish connections between different concepts and datatype properties which connect concepts with values of a specified datatype.
Psychologists can test the brain's ability to connect concepts with a fast-paced word test, called a priming task.
Selecting cross-links as specific as possible and identifying the most appropriate linking words to connect concepts are crucial aims.
Accordingly, Ortega represented the "modern" reflective thinker who approached history from philosophy, and whose theories of history as a source of human knowledge have epitomized the tendency to connect concepts of historical temporality and mind.
Concept accessions make it easy to connect concepts originating from different sources.
The second feature was designed to connect concepts to prior knowledge.
Directed by Akiva Schaffer from a screenplay by Jared Stern, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, the movie clumsily juggles two loosely connected concepts.
The diagrams divide the world into a society of loosely connected concepts.
The resulting lines and arrows connecting concepts and processes attempt to correlate the two.
Understanding each of the principles above requires connecting concepts across different scales of biological organization in the context of the environment (Fig. 1a).
Far from a moment of brilliance, big ideas are the result of vetting between alternatives and making connected concepts come alive.
