"indissoluble connection" is a correct phrase that is often used in written English.
It means a strong and unbreakable bond or link between two things. Example: The indissoluble connection between a mother and her child is one that cannot be broken, no matter the circumstances.
Polish socialism, which in its early manifestations was purely a class movement with an emphasis on internationalism, began by the 1890s to stress an indissoluble connection between social revolution and Poland's independence.
Thus speech and history form an indissoluble connection.
After establishing the indissoluble connection for Christians of Judaism with Christianity, the pope officially asked Christians to strive to acquire a better knowledge of the basic components of Judaism's religious tradition.
Palestinian artists and intellectuals as well as the most important institutions of Palestinian civil society inside Israel, including the human rights organization Adalah and the Mada al-Carmel research center, use the term "Palestinians" to identify and affiliate themselves and to assert their indissoluble connection to the rest of the Palestinian people.
He used to claim an indissoluble link with other Roxburghe products Noel Annan and Robert Kee.
But what it, and all great dance, has is an indissoluble link between the music and its interpretation in the choreography.
The second and equally prevalent mistake is to assume an indissoluble link between the universal disease of communism and the country where it first seized control -- Russia.
Only you can help me").. Yet the connection to their artistic partner is indissoluble: Kahlo writes that it is only "Diego... who holds me back" from killing herself when severe pain became too much.
This polymer is inserted with a single injection to the scrotum, which forms an indissoluble film inside the vas deferens the duct connecting the testes to the penis.
Benjamin and Jane had an indissoluble bond.
