"correct connection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a logical or accurate link between two things. For example, "The correct connection between the two events was obvious."
Nevertheless, the correlation grid enabled the analysts to find the correct connection architecture for each of these three data sets.
We've made static structural analysis of heated infusion tool using ANSYS software and solve the thermal expansion harmonization problem by finding the correct connection type for rods between form-building surface and tool frame as well as the correct connection type for stringer tool fixing.
We are alerted to the academic trainspotting of Roger T Clapp, whose study of Victorian railway timetables leads him to conclude there is only one correct connection given in the entire canon.
Finally, we investigated whether iSGs that were orthotopically transplanted by using a previously reported method9, could develop in vivo and show physiological functions, including the correct connection to surrounding tissues and saliva secretion by gustatory stimulation.
The correct connection to draw is not with Turing's 1938 work on ordinal logics, but with his knowledge of quantum mechanics from Eddington and von Neumann in his youth.
This likely explains the observed vascular hyper-sprouting and the presence of several small, collapsing vessels; 3) the common cardinal vein lacks a correct connection with the endocardium leaving the heart separated from the rest of the circulatory system.
They are assigned to datapoints and used to create semantically correct connections between datapoints and to analyse the interoperability between profiles.
In accordance with Campanella's own aspirations, Telesio believed in deriving the truth from a direct examination of natural facts, so that the correct connections between words and things, which had gotten lost in the Aristotelian tradition, could now be re-established.
These observations are consistent with the effect of VEcadMO observed in other types of vessels such as those of the head which present lack of correct connections and strong sprouting activity along their length (Figure 4I,J).
We deduced the possibly correct connections for these 92 translocations using the same strategy as for relocations.
The formation and maturation of synapses is a tightly regulated process ensuring correct connections between neurons and a defined balance between excitatory and inhibitory input.
