"connected to us" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of ways to express a connection between two or more people. For example, "We are all connected to us in some way, even if we don't realize it."
Her arrest, connected to US sanctions and security fears, led to recriminations against Canadians in China and placed Huawei firmly at the centre of the fierce US-China rivalry.
Having narrowly lost out to Qatar for 2022 there are plenty of people connected to US soccer who feel they deserve to be awarded 2026.
By 1956, however, further difficulties had arisen: until the US government granted formal approval for a part of the route which connected to US pipelines, Trans-Canada could not raise enough money to build its portion.
"My deeper aim is to be part of a world where violence is never used because we recognize the other person as being connected to us.
Something that is connected to us, common to our experiences.
"Everything in the house is connected to us personally," McGee says.
These sequential groups allow CS-representing neurons to be indirectly connected to US-representing neurons, thereby forming an association between stimuli separated in time.
As a result of the 1955 realignment, SH-8 cut northeast to connect to US-64 directly, bypassing Lambert.
Previously, the highway went due north from Carmen, then turned due east, running through Lambert before connecting to US-64 south of Cherokee.
What cellphones do is give our children a way to connect to us as they travel to and from school.
The phone presents a fascinating "triple point" connecting to us, to the world and things around us, and to the internet.
