The phrase "connected along" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or link between two or more entities that are aligned or joined in a particular direction or manner.
Example: "The two cities are connected along the main highway, making travel between them convenient."
Alternatives: "linked through" or "joined along".
Seventy of the wineries are connected along 11 wine trails, and the tasting experiences range from renovated barns to country estates.
"As befits those living in one of the wealthiest and most developed countries in the world, Australians are also amongst the best connected – along with Denmark – as heavy users of smartphone and tablets for news".
The junction in Stratford, however, recorded the highest injuries in London despite a blue cycle lane being connected along the main road as part of the "cycle superhighway" programme.
Noyce realized that it was unnecessary to cut the silicon wafer into individual transistors; rather, different components could be created in the same wafer and connected along the surface by the deposition of a line of conductive metal (a "wire").
As a backup energy source, alkaline batteries were connected along with the capacitors.
The numerical calculations deal with a system of square plates connected along two lines.
Going from La Guardia, it loops around the airport, wends through Queens streets, crosses the Triborough Bridge, heads west on 125th Street, south on Amsterdam Avenue, west on 120th Street, south on Broadway to 106th Street, connecting along the way with several subway lines.
Both Fu and Life360 co-founder and president Alex Haro say that the company doesn't have a defined plan for the new division, other than the fact that they'll be looking at ways the company can use location data to provide unique tools for families, the main social group Life360 hopes to help connect (along with close friends).
Another section opened to connect with US 24 (Telegraph Road) in the Woodhaven area; a TO I-75 designation was added to connect along US 24 and M-102 to M-150.
EMALS would replace the classic steam-powered catapult with a 100-metre- (330-foot) long "linear synchronous motor," an electric motor containing a series of magnetic coils that would accelerate the launcher and connected aircraft along the carrier's deck.
Since 2010, offshore platforms have been connected electrically along the coast of China.
