"connecting service" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to transportation or technology services that provide connections between people or places. For example: DFW airport offers connecting service to more than 200 international destinations.
NJTransit's Pascack Valley Line runs north-south to Hoboken Terminal, with connections to the PATH train from the Hoboken PATH station, and with NJT connecting service to Penn Station in Midtown Manhattan via the Secaucus Junction transfer station.
From San Juan, JetBlue will also offer connecting service to St. Thomas and St. Croix beginning Dec. 12.
Connecting service will be offered via John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York and Logan International Airport in Boston.
In 2012, he predicts, airlines will accelerate the mothballing of smaller 50-seat jets, the workhorses for connecting service between many midsize airports, and even some big ones.
In the meantime, Continental will continue to provide service to Hong Kong via Guam or through Tokyo with connecting service on Northwest Airlines between Tokyo and Hong Kong.
Vanguard, based in Kansas City, Mo., will provide direct service between Denver and La Guardia and connecting service to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Minneapolis-St.
This allows the airlines to plan connecting services for passengers.
And what about people arriving on connecting services from airports where no such checks were being carried out?
The main theme is connecting services around the smart home.
Buses were used and a shuttle train operated between Robertsbridge and Tunbridge Wells in Kent for connecting services to London.
That's the inherent value of connecting services with an NLP engine.
