The phrase "leverage connections" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about using relationships, contacts, or resources to gain an advantage in a situation. For example, "He used his professional leverage connections to get a good deal on the purchase of supplies."
Its employees leverage connections, taste, a worldly sensibility, a capacity for risk, and thrift in order to bring revenues to the company and fine new books to a global readership.
After leaving the White House, Bill Clinton founded CGI, intending to create a new model for philanthropy in which he would leverage connections built in policies to play matchmaker between the public, private and nonprofit sectors.
Gonzales will be able to leverage connections from her previous role as the Vice Chairperson of the Congressionally chartered U.S. Commission for the American Latino Museum.
Harry Briggs, Principal with Balderton Capital says: "A key part of our business is about being able to leverage connections and relationships.
You cannot leverage connections that you do not have.
Do you want to think short term, leverage connections and exhaust your resources really quickly?
If you were designing an OS today for the experiences we have today, you would use devices in rich ways that are appropriate to device but leverage connection to the cloud.
Gillibrand excelled at leveraging connections and accumulating mentors.
Others say he is providing his clients with exposure they would not normally receive by leveraging connections he has made during the recruitment of the Brown brothers to create a market for lesser players.
Enhance Action Learning: By leveraging connections with corporations and alumni in the Latin America region, the MSLAO is expanding the depth and breadth of MIT Sloan's signature action learning programs.
This service is a passion for us, so all initial conversations are free of charge and we focus our efforts on minimizing costs and leveraging connections with other UIT groups wherever possible.
