"connective fabric" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the underlying structure that ties together and unites different elements. For example, "The connective fabric of democracy ensures that citizens' voices are heard and respected."
The connective fabric that links organizations creates tensile strength and resilience, better outcomes, better utilization of resources, and less duplication.
A systems approach is the connective fabric that makes sense of the wealth of topics and data, which demonstrates how aspects of the natural environment interconnect with each other and with human society.
A true connective fabric is not opinionated about which applications you run or even how or where you deploy them.
The right technologies will create a connective fabric for your applications and infrastructure so you can better support your customers (the third strategic initiative from Gartner mentioned earlier).
WeWork clearly wants to be the "platform" of the entrepreneurial community, providing a connective fabric upon which companies, founders, students, VCs, and more conduct their business.
A true connective fabric operates beyond the traditional silos of a data center or a single cloud, is dedicated to helping you consume IT faster, securely and more performantly, and will help you realize your connective strategy.
Rolfers, or people who are trained in Structural Integration, view the connective tissue as the fabric net supporting the body.
This fabric of a connective, political, and national rhythm begins as a story about a primitive drum, is transformed to a family hearth where stories of the community's history are told, and then becomes the organized rhythm of the march to war.
Though they are all set in Chicago, the episodes of "Easy" don't have the connective tissue, the over-all urban fabric, both architectural and psychological, administrative and geographical, that conjures a philosophical rhapsody of city life, as in such feature films as Kenneth Lonergan's "Margaret," or much of the oeuvre of Spike Lee, or of Varda herself.
Use connective technologies and connected things.
The urban fabric of Paris provides the connective tissue linking medieval achievements in architecture, sculpture, and painting with the history of the city from the Romans to the Renaissance.
