"Fork connection" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used in computing contexts to describe a type of network connection which uses two separate connections to a single computer, such as a remote desktop connection. For example: "The new laptop is equipped with a fork connection which allows simultaneous connections to two remote desktops."
There are lots of different winding connections about auto-connected transformer, such as the delta-connection, wye-connection, polygon-connection, T-connection, and the fork-connection [1].
To further sweeten America's candidacy, Rice's letter also listed some of the money the U.S. plans to fork over in connection to U.N. "human rights" activities.
Although there is only one additional tube in the inter-connected fork muffler (fork muffler with H-connection), yet it substantially changes the acoustic impedance felt at the source.
The highway is the primary connection between Grand Forks, East Grand Forks, the Grand Forks Air Force Base, Grand Forks International Airport, and nearby Crookston, Minnesota.
But, the mean flow effect at the H-junctions may be crucial to the effectiveness of H-connection and its effect has been taken into account in the parametric study of the fork muffler with H-connection.
The parametric study of the fork muffler with H-connection is then carried out to construct the design guidelines for efficient use of the H-connection in designing exhaust systems.
This is the only connection between the North and South forks east of Riverhead.
– Glenn Collins Poetry Foundation: Oysters and their connection to a pier, the sun, a fork, the cosmos.
Thus, our data support the connection between cohesion establishment and DNA replication forks.
TWO very different places defined by watery boundaries, Long Island and Venice, have a cultural connection through the art of Robert Gober, a North Fork resident who is representing the United States in the 49th Venice Biennale.
In this study we present evidence that outlines a similar connection in Drosophila, in which the FoxA protein Fork head (FKH) regulates cellular and organismal size downstream of TOR.
