The phrase "connectedness for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has a close connection to or for an idea, feeling, or belief. For example: "We need to strive for connectedness for a better future."
In this study, we introduce the concept of social connectedness for the interaction between users and smart home devices.
Are Our Voice methods effective for identifying facilitators, barriers and solutions that promote social connectedness for LGBT elders in Anchorage?
To this end, we develop mobile applications for work, play, and connectedness, for both personal and social needs.
UVA computer scientist Brett Tjaden recently calculated the average degree of connectedness for each of the quarter million or so actors listed in the Internet Movie Database.
But just as e-mail has ushered in a new era of epistolary ease and connectedness for the world at large, it has also created a hyper-efficient form of press release, a paperless document that not only links the political world to the nation's assignment editors, columnists and news anchors in seconds, but also allows the campaigns to fire at each other at will, all day long.
Except that the startup wants to offer an enhanced reading experience that, while adding neat additions and sidenotes, author commentary, and Web connectedness (for free) — doesn't distract from the reading experience.
Katz will discuss how being under-connected impacts the everyday lives of lower-income parents and children, how parents assess the risks and rewards that connectivity can offer their children, and the implications of under-connectedness for policy development and program reform.
They presented the notion of connectivity robustness based on inter-vehicle distances, which can generate a locally computable function providing a sufficient reference for connectedness of the network.
Connectedness of alters For assessing whether alters of patients are also connected to each other, we will use information from the network rosters completed by all alters of a given patient.
Such social isolation--a loss of the connectedness essential for well-being--is a daily struggle for many of the world's older men and women.
We solve the connectedness problem for a class of nests of order type ω with finite dimensional atoms.
