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"forms a connection with" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
One example of using this phrase is in a sentence describing how two people met: "The two of them quickly hit it off and found that they formed a strong connection with each other."
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There is also a therapeutic side to all these practices; ritual work forms a connection with nature and the seasonal round, which many people find beneficial.
I suspect a similar logic might apply to a visibly tattooed police officer who forms a connection with at-risk members of the community, many of whom will be covered in tattoos.
That forms a connection with someone's trusted community.
A hostile patient forms a connection with Grace as she recalls her time in India, and Joan risks everything as she awaits a response from her fiance.
If (P) contains a literal (L^prime ), which forms a connection with the literal (L), then the creation of the path going through (L) can stop since every path starting from it contains a connection.
Events like these, where you screen the movie and then let people meet the talent behind it, forms a connection with voters.
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So we proudly proclaim our status and form a connection with our fellow Tyrion Lannisters and Betty Drapers.
But the greatest risk, in this existential shadow-world, is to form a connection with someone else.
It gives you the opportunity to form a connection with someone at a company where you might want to work.
At one point, he masturbates into a weird egg-shaped gizmo to make a point about the value of forming a connection with another human.
Or perhaps the sentimental association of drinking and writerly genius is just an attempt at forming a connection with the great authors of the past.
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