The phrase "connection with life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or relevance of something to the experience of living or existence.
Example: "The artist's work reflects a deep connection with life, capturing the essence of human emotions."
Alternatives: "relationship to life" or "link to life".
"I think we feel a connection with life through play.
So much of my connection with life had always been with the dark side.
That idea hasn't quite faded: to some degree, many of us still believe that the cinema has a scandalously intimate connection with life.
Throughout the book we're privy to the transcribed stories of people whose tenuous connection with life has been altered; soon Cleveland itself becomes less paradiso and more purgatorio.
Its been a favourite theme of singers and songwriters, many of whom making the connection with life's cruel throws of the dice.
A first conclusion has already been partially explored in connection with Life: if nature is a CA, it has to be a universal CA, given that universal computers (e.g., the one on which you are reading this entry) uncontroversially exist in the physical world.
Further, in relation to patients' quest for knowledge in order to deal with advanced cancer, existential uncertainty in connection with life-threatening disease transforms into existential certainty [ 29].
At the same time, we suggest that this issue is of minor importance because the discussion of whether to include future costs or not is generally raised in connection with life-extending interventions.
Not being geographically endemic, the scientists said, meant that Balaur showed kinship to dinosaurs outside Europe, and so there must have been connections with life in Asia and North America.
"We had a strong connection with New York City life.
Confirming the connection with early life would represent "a potentially transformational scientific advance" they said.
