"connected to having" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in any context where something or someone is being linked with having something. For example, "Finding the right solutions to the climate crisis is connected to having the right information and data."
4. Thanks to student loans, a good chunk of millennials are in debt. 5. Connected to having less money to spend, this group has put less of a priority on large investments like marriage and home ownership.
Trump is like no U.S. president before him in terms of the sprawling business empire he remains connected to — having only handed control of his businesses to his older sons, rather than (as was urged) putting these assets into a blind trust.
Trump is like no U.S. president before him in terms of the sprawling business empire he remains connected to — having only handed control of his businesses to his older sons, rather than (as was urged) putting these assets into a blind trust.
However, one cannot discard the sense of honor and shame connected to having a royal invitation ignored.
The National Council of Jewish Women's campaign for contraceptive access is called Plan A. It is a national campaign based on the belief that women's equality is connected to having agency over reproductive choices.
These drugs were connected to having a lack of inhibition and were described as being facilitators of casual relationships.
Selected global and local optimization methods are connected to have diphase strategies for training this kind of neural networks.
Earbuds that cost more than the music player or smartphone they are connected to had better be good, and these are astounding.
Think of any random thing you or anyone you're somehow connected to has done on any Google service ever.
Research institutions connected to He have distanced themselves from him.
The pension schemes connected to Coats have a combined estimated deficit of £565m.
