"intangible connection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a connection that is more of a feeling than something that is tangible. For example, "I'm sure you can feel the intangible connection between us, even though we have never met in person."
He looks at the architectural world with a deep understanding of its historical and social layers as well as the visible and intangible connections between nature, light and materiality.
The intangible, magical connection between English supporters and our Japanese hosts was another shining feature.
After spending a lot of time with Potential as a listener, that intangible yet undeniable connection between Hinton and his remote collaborators reveals itself in flashes and glints.
There's an often intangible feeling of connection to the greater human spirit that you can tap in to and harness.
"It all comes down to emotional connections, intangible links to the things that make us or break us," he said.
It's an emotional connection, an intangible tug of the heart.
But the ulcer discovery was really nothing more than an aside in a different sort of career, one devoted not to the hard scientific truths found beneath a microscope but to the more intangible medical questions of human connection, of the healing powers of the physician, of the murky realm in which the physical comes into contact with the spiritual.
These losses are attributed to certain games in the company's web "invest and express" category, and also includes an estimated impairment charge between $85 million and $95 million (excluding any income tax impact) related to the intangible assets previously acquired in connection with the company's purchase of OMGPOP.
It is important to underline that our study revealed a lack of support in connection with the intangible aspects of care.
