"have in connection" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to be related to or associated with something or someone. Example: "I have discovered new evidence that may have a connection to the recent string of burglaries in the neighborhood."
Probably she was doing it for a long time before he even noticed: he was thirteen, sex had hardly occurred to him, after all, not as a physical reality he could have in connection with other people.
"I think it was information that was necessary, that we needed to have in connection with that investigation," he told the editorial board of The Houston Chronicle last month.
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What place do governments have in connection to the Internet under international law?
"We are very interested in any information Mr. Durst may have in connection with the disappearance" of Karen Mitchell, said Eureka police Capt.
But considering the role overdominance is supposed to have in connection with generation of heterosis [33], [34], the results suggest that the allele interaction concept and the associated sign motifs may contribute to a better understanding of the heterosis phenomenon.
It is unclear what role he may have had in connection with CompStat's development.
No other player currently active in the sport has drawn the scrutiny that Rodriguez has in connection with the use of performance enhancers.
At least 17 people have been fired or have quit in connection with the inquiries.
What, if any, controversies have arisen in connection with its business?
