'firmer connection' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you can use it in a sentence such as: The increased cooperation from both sides has created a firmer connection between the two nations.
By contrast, many younger and more cosmopolitan Iranians would like firmer connections to the outside world.
Similarly, examining the role of social networks in recovery from a variety of mental disorder experiences, Perry and Pescosolido observed that those who had access to networks consisting of firmer connections were found to have better functional recovery outcomes at follow up [ 7].
Some researchers draw a fairly firm connection between post-traumatic stress disorder and domestic violence.
His own semi-abstract painting always retained a firm connection to realism; he sometimes painted a chosen subject in both modes.
These little illusions or overlaps, call them what you will, permeate the advanced controls of PES 2014 and create an increasingly firm connection between you and the players.
Sir John spent three months gathering evidence about the movement's activities, passing his report to Downing Street last July, in which he was understood to have concluded there was no firm connection between the Brotherhood and terrorism.
Somewhere in the international mail system, the firm connection between that masterly Russian writer and this whimsical, impressionistic production, written and directed by the Swiss-born Daniele Finzi Pasca, seems to have dribbled away.
The authorities have yet to establish a firm connection to Mr. bin Laden, but American law enforcement officials have said several threads link the suspects held by the Yemenis to the bin Laden organization.
Lloris comes to punch the corner clear but doesn't get a firm connection - he is reprieved by the referee, who wrongly punishes Hummels for a perfectly legitimate challenge.
