The sentence 'Internet connection provided' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to internet access that is available or has been supplied by someone or something. For example, "The hotel room came with an internet connection provided."
Plus, the Internet connection provides news, traffic, and weather info.
The main idea behind these studies is that the data transmission through the gateways and the existing internet connection provides higher video quality with lower end-to-end delay due to employing high capacity bandwidth over the Internet in comparison with wireless network.
Consumers have begun shifting to high-speed Internet connections, provided by phone or, more often, cable companies.
As consumers have gravitated to high-speed Internet connections provided by cable and phone companies, America Online has responded by shifting its focus from selling low-speed dial-up Internet connections to selling a version of its service as an addition to a high-speed connection.
Confusion arose after it was suggested that a new "filtered feed" system will be applied to everyone using internet connections provided by the biggest four ISPs – BT, TalkTalk, Virgin and Sky, which between them have 17.6 million of the 19.2 million broadband customers in the UK.
Invisible, infrared laser beams could allow Facebook to dramatically boost the speed of the Internet connections provided by the various aircraft, Facebook said on a Web page that explaining the project.
The Internet connection is provided to the campus by an optical fiber and distributed via cable or wireless to all the FMSB computers.
Secure outbound access allows controlling the material that internal users and applications can access via Internet connection and provides a granular method to control who can access particular sites, content, and protocols, and when they can access these elements.
In our work with Nyaya Health, we have used a satellite internet connection to provide quality assurance feedback on ultrasound examinations performed (see case study, below).
The two telecommunications giants proposed to create a single operator that would have controlled up to two-thirds of US internet connections and provided cable television to more that a quarter of the American market.
