"connection road" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You use it when referring to a roadway that connects two other roads or paths. For example, "The bridge forms a connection road between the two sides of town."
As the populations rapidly grew in colonies like New Ashok Nagar, local lawmakers realized that these colonies represented troves of potential voters and found ways to divert funds to provide rudimentary electrical connections, roads and other services.
The challenge for county officials and landowners is how to create a series of usable parks while the area is simultaneously being torn apart with new Silver Line rail connections, roads, development and infrastructure improvements.
A realistic model for the wind farm is considered in the optimization process, which includes orography, shape of the wind farm, simulation of the wind speed and direction, and costs of installation, connection and road construction among wind turbines.
By having this novel database and mannequin design, researchers have greater opportunity in conducting various studies in a controlled laboratory setting with respect to motorcycle workstation designs and its possible connection with road accidents.
As it became clear that HS2's route might not come their way, the pair hitched their vision to Lowe's, arguing for the split runway and a redeveloped terminal with new connections to road and rail - hence the Heathrow Hub.
More space is needed to store the containers in the harbour, and onward connections by road, rail and ship need to be strengthened to cope with the huge surge in traffic.
"Because of the early purchases of the land in connection with that road, and because of the obvious desire not to expand that road, it is a perfect system to have a pathway along its length.
There were concrete roads, but few cars, as there was as yet no road connection from the mainland.
There was no road connection to Sedom, and communication was by small boats on the Dead Sea.
