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"little connection with" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that there is not a strong or significant relationship between two things. Example: There seems to be little connection with the recent drop in sales and our marketing strategies.
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Under this model, there is little connection with productive sectors.
Many have little connection with the school communities.
"Muslims in Yangon have little connection with them," he said.
The hand dexterity seemed to have little connection with lifting strengths especially for higher exertion heights.
Many of them, however, have little connection with the credit crunch.
Yet my understanding of it is thread-thin and I feel little connection with it.
For those under 24, there's also little connection with the income of the person's family.
There are certain writers whose prolificacy seems to have little connection with supply and demand.
Today's southern youngsters, by contrast, feel little connection with the people on the other side of the 38th parallel.
The entire piece had little connection with my previous experiences of it, nearly all of which had come through recordings.
"University here is about learning, not working," says Calzolari: "There's very little connection with the world of work.
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