"enforce connection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which two or more entities are being strongly connected together or held together in some way. For example, "The government is attempting to enforce connection between the two warring nations by imposing economic sanctions."
It is not clear to us that this factor in (8) enforces connections between neurons with similar preferred orientations.
Their first contribution is an adaptive architecture based on feedback control loops that enforce desired connection delays via dynamic connection scheduling and process reallocation.
Among Lewis's many considerations, there is one that seeks to enforce a connection between phenomenal information per se and epiphenomenalism.
They decided to obtain an Act to enforce a connection, and to stop supplying water to the Wirral line.
Re-infection might also have occurred during visits to the animal clinics and - hospitals, despite strict hygiene measures being enforced in connection with all aspects of handling and caring for the dogs after the initial MRSP finding (i.e. the inclusion sample) was reported.
As an STA cannot be in connected state of one AP and connecting state of an other AP simultaneously, we enforce that the connection state also implies the connecting state.
In addition, Wasicsko's ambivalence toward the desegregation he has to enforce means the connection between him and the public housing residents we meet and get to know is a bit less powerful than the structure of the show seems to demand.
We are also contemplating other fields where, with concrete measures, we may be able to strengthen the real integration of the countries of the Western Balkans and re-enforce their connections with the European Union.
Another is to standardise (and enforce) the rules for connection to national grids.And third, governments can play a part in helping firms to agree on common platforms for the technology and the infrastructure.
The New York Stock Exchange is bracing for possible civil charges from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it failed to enforce its rules in connection with the traders' mishandling of customer orders, according to a story in The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday.
