"dependable connection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a reliable connection between two or more people, objects, or ideas. For example: "My grandmother and I have a dependable connection that continues to grow stronger and stronger over the years."
Most jaded Wi-Fi users have moved beyond being awestruck that wireless networking works at all and have started complaining about the times when it fails to deliver a dependable connection.
Furthermore, on account of the severe challenges faced by high-speed railway scenario such as large penetration loss and group handover, it is difficult for passengers inside the train to hold a dependable connection with outside base station directly.
In nearly all the half century living in New York, my most dependable connection to Judaism has been to light a candle on the Yahrzeits of my parents and brother, now long gone.
Based on the PPP scheme, an Integer Linear Programming (ILP) model and a heuristic algorithm are presented to tackle the problem of establishing a set of static connections, referred to as Dependable connections (D-connections), with fault-tolerant requirements under Shared Risk Link Group (SRLG) constraints.
N.T.T. hopes that these services, which rely on fast, dependable connections, will attract customers to its network and help solve some of the country's larger social challenges, like the aging population, even if the payoff is not so soon in coming.
But like Alta Vista, Juno's free service also allows users to list several local numbers in case of a busy signal, and it offers a dependable, consistent connection.
Some aided schoolteachers expressed that not all of their students have the digital devices necessary (e.g. a laptop or tablet) or a dependable network connection to view course content outside the classroom.
An adaptive radio and network technology, it can sense and respond to its operating environment and automatically tune itself to the best available frequencies, this makes it more reliable in extreme locations where signals are weak, potentially providing dependable, robust connections that are not hampered by interference or geography.
The robot fleet, Mirisch said, could provide dependable "last-mile" connections between the Metro stop and Beverly Hills homes and businesses.
All the while, he said, he did not have the added worry about a radio signal, which can be less dependable than a satellite connection.
Pick a regular time so it feels like a routine connection that is dependable and gives a sense of security.
