'connect well' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as an imperative or exhortation to encourage people to form strong and meaningful connections. For example, "Let's strive to connect well in our community."
The prevailing attitude was that you'd have to be awfully naïve not to know that life isn't always fair, that the well-connected connect well and that television is smitten with celebrity.
She continues, "It's easy for some people to gain true, genuine connections through digital media, and others do not connect well without in-person meetings.
The second is to connect well with your stakeholders.
As HP's first female CEO, Fiorina just didn't connect well with the engineers.
But Twitter users tend to connect well to social justice issues, so a Twitter storm over this issue is possible".
Social skills need daily practice to survive, and we don't connect well with others when we're used to dealing virtually.
This was the kind of moment players dream about but Bale did not connect well and the ball faded away.
However, the published literature does not connect well these phases, although this is crucial when implementing the updating technology.
Mothers are targeted by "inspirational" quotes such as "internet moms connect well with their kids" and "internet moms make meals fun".
In business, a collaborative mentality is vital, not only so people work effectively in teams within their own organisations but also connect well with customers around the world.
Sexually explicit adverts featuring young models do not connect well with the public when the boss of the company faces harassment allegations.
