"has lost connection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation in which a person or device has had its connection to another person, device, or network cut off or disrupted. For example, "My computer has lost connection to the internet."
"I had lost connection with Liu Xia..
Sadly, many communities have lost connection with where they live, as evidenced by the experience that has been the catalyst for Sustrans community street design projects.
In 1996, she moved to Iowa as a refugee with an uncle and two of her brothers; they had lost connection with her parents.
He said they were that the chief minister "seems to govern for himself" and had "lost connection" with Territorians; that the CLP government was "saturated with fake smiles", and that it failed to respond to Territorians' needs.
words and phrases based on proper names that have lost connection with their origins (alsatian dog, cardigan, cheddar cheese, french windows, swiss roll, wellington boots, yorkshire pudding and many others) are lc.
The commander, Gen. Ray Odierno, said Friday that the terrorist group in Iraq had "lost connection" to Al Qaeda's central leadership in Pakistan and would face difficulties as it tried to promote new officers for its efforts to topple the Iraqi government and establish havens.
However, they do not logically point out the preconditions of their mechanism and thus have lost connection with basic theories.
"I think there was a widespread feeling that the team had lost connection with the supporters," he said.
However, concern is growing that children have lost connection to the natural world and spend less time outdoors, despite the known health benefits of doing so.
"Right now, you're sort of in this bizarre situation where as soon as you sit on your couch, you're supposed to have lost connection with all of your other computing platforms," he told delegates.
