"connecting pathways" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to any kind of link or connection between two or more ideas, things, or people. For example, "The internet has provided a vast array of connecting pathways for people to share information and communicate with each other."
They are laid out like a college campus on a 230-acre site with connecting pathways, solar-powered street-crossing signs and landscaping.
Detailed results of the tomographic analysis performed on the deepest sample (667 m) from Blake Ridge are presented as 2-D and 3-D images which show several mineral constituents, the internal grain/pore microstructure, and, following segmentation into pore and grain space, a visualization of the connecting pathways through the pore-space of the sediment.
Specifically, we were also able to construct a pathway network following the same logic as the HDN (Section "Human disease networks"): connecting pathways based on shared phenotypes, as well as a bipartite graph with links between PTs and pathways.
The results suggest impaired development of frontal cortex and/or its connecting pathways, possibly due to disruption of brain development by meningitis infection.
Modelling of dispersal movements within metapopulations is a useful tool to predict movements and patch occupations, but often the connecting pathways, and thereby the movement behaviour itself, are largely ignored [ 1], but see [ 6- 8].
Positive selection and adaptation within glycolysis and its connecting pathways are likely to be a balance between maintaining cellular energy production, reducing the associated damage caused by oxidative stress [ 1], and efficiently exploiting the available substrate storage pools (e.g. glycogen or triglycerides) [ 6].
These functional classes were specified by tuning parameters in the logic gate connecting pathway activity to cell growth regulation.
Results augmented the existing empirical evidence of a connecting pathway between ACEs and depressive disorders [ 3, 43] and for the roles of attachment and self-esteem [ 30] among an institutionalized population.
Pathway network reconstruction analysis was also performed in order to identify critical genes affected by rapamycin among the interphase of connected pathways.
Within the same module, glycans are easily convertible to other glycans along densely connected pathways, whereas the conversion of glycans between different modules, which are only sparsely connected, is more difficult.
The remaining 2 most highly connected pathways include the flavonoid biosynthesis pathway and glycolysis.
