"in-depth connections" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the level of understanding or relationship between two or more entities. For example, "Through their research, the scientists discovered in-depth connections between climate change and rising sea levels."
For many people who live in rural communities around the world, consuming the prized traditional foods requires access to traditional lands, time and resources, and an in-depth connection with the local environment to understand the ingredients and timing of an optimal harvest.
Further, three dimensional nonlinear finite element analyses were conducted for each test specimen to demonstrate the in-depth behavior of the connection.
A numerical investigation was subsequently performed to enable a more in-depth understanding of the connection behaviour, and it was further shown that increasing the preload levels of either the SMA washers or the SMA bolts could effectively increase the connection stiffness.
(A 27-year-old man, in-depth interview) The close connection between drug addiction and HIV nurtured a social evil approach to the problem.
The qualitative approach allowed for an in-depth exploration of the connection between the type of safety issue raising concerns and the decision to speak up.
"Deciphering the genome", a "micro chip that makes a blind person see" or "Thiomargarita namibiensis, the biggest bacterium of the world --science headlines are usually based on complex connections and in-depth subject-specific knoworld --sciencee, unfortunately, mostly incomprehensible for the nonscientist.
The need to nurture generic skills, in-depth conceptual understandings, and their interdisciplinary connections is paramount.
Putative active ingredients included the patients' "openness to the mind-body connection", consultational empathy, in-depth enquiry into bodily complaints, disclosure, the remedy matching process and, potentially, the homeopathic remedies themselves.
An earlier in-depth study of variance suggested that connection strengths are as variable as a geometric distribution and might require the analysis of 10 20 injections to adequately characterize the profile for a given area (Scannell et al. 2000).
