"logical connections between" is correct and usable in written English
You could use this expression when discussing how two or more things are related logically. For example: "The essay explores the logical connections between Aristotle's philosophy and modern political theory."
Jain says once connected to these services, Seva can then start making logical connections between information wherever it lives.
There seem to be no logical connections between the various parts of Vertigo, and yet the disunity and digressions add up to a faintly pleasing whole.
This examination led to an appreciation of the complexity of the relationships between the evaluative and the descriptive aspects of moral discourse and, in particular, to a consideration of the logical connections between them.
Enabling people to layer information and make "real, though not necessarily logical connections" between things, the Post-it note introduced a flexible way of organizing knowledge that would be most fully realized in Windows-driven computers and the World Wide Web.
This diagram describes logical connections between components.
The EPR text is concerned, in the first instance, with the logical connections between two assertions.
This raises the question as to what is the logical connection between the rational and preferential logics and suitable non-nested fragments of conditional systems we have already considered.
What's the logical connection between water and the price of gas?
The logical connection between fiscal issues and social concerns isn't obvious.
According to James there is no logical connection between radical empiricism and pragmatism.
Could anybody enlighten me, for instance, as to the logical connection between commercial aviation and Teddy bears?
