"elucidate the connection" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to clarify or explain the relationship or link between two things or concepts. Example: In his research paper, the professor attempted to elucidate the connection between economic policies and income inequality. The detective asked the witness to elucidate the connection between the victim and the suspect.
Additionally, socio-semiotic analysis will elucidate the connection between external and internal dimensions of postmodern architecture, and will give indication of development beyond postmodernism.
Indeed the main purpose of this paper is to elucidate the connection between the theories of -harmonic functions and Dirac analysis.
The same techniques can be readily used to design other interesting spacetimes and thereby elucidate the connection between the source and field in general relativity.
On the other hand, one could take up everything to elucidate the connection to the intended conclusion; for example: "Since the art of flute playing only flourishes where there are glittering parties, and glittering parties can only be where the guests get drunk, and the guests only get drunk where there is a sufficient supply of wine, and a sufficient supply of wine is only where … etc".
Sloan described it as a missing link that helped elucidate the connection between dinosaurs and birds.
Further studies should aim to elucidate the connection of the perceptional effect on reward and cognitive processing that are related to feeding behavior.
We used the computational method to elucidate the connections between a well-known driver gene of intestinal cancer, Apc (adenomatous polyposis coli), to another gene also involved in cancer, Cdkn1a (previously known as p21).
However, to understand the real meaningful hints from the information ocean and to elucidate the connections between changed biological molecules and diseases seem quite challenge.
Such technologies might elucidate the connections between cerebral and brainstem structures associated with reflex cough, and would pose an interesting study.
We believe that using a transcriptomic approach, such as the pathway-focused polymerase chain reaction (PCR) array, which has proven to be useful in a similar study [ 47], we can elucidate the connections between mTOR, cell growth, and productivity.
The schematic representation of these mesomorphic structures clearly elucidates the connection between the proposed mechanisms and direct observations.
