"more connected world" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the increasing interconnectivity and global integration of communication, technology, and economies. Example: In today's increasingly digital age, we are living in a more connected world than ever before. This has allowed for greater collaboration and exchange of ideas on a global scale.
In a much more connected world, with many more connected devices on which we all rely for our security and safety, we have to think carefully about taking that additional step".
As we so often hear, we live in an ever more connected world.
Never mind all the people who doubt whether a more connected world necessarily translates into a better, more trusting world.
The programme builds trust and understanding between young people in different societies, creating a safer and more connected world.
The anti-boredom lobby has all but established its headquarters in Silicon Valley: cue Facebook's celebration of a "more connected" world, or Apple's reassurances that its latest gadget could do everything "twice as fast".
DC is reportedly planning to feature all of their main characters "liberally" in all of their movies to portray a more connected world than what Marvel Studios has done so far, Comic Book News reports.
But solutionists aren't always so quick to acknowledge the harm as well as the good done by technology; the sometimes disturbing behaviour enabled in an ever-more connected world, the unexpected consequences even of welcome innovations.
"In our ever-more connected world, local solutions can have global impact -- benefiting children in every country who still face inequity and injustice every day".
"A more complex, connected world needs parents to engage more with their children on issues of safety, privacy and personal development".
These islands have a long history of involvement in international empire, trade and finance, we are often assured, so advancing globalisation and a more closely connected world must be our friend – whether the UK coheres or disaggregates, so this argument goes, a more closely connected world is bound to be our oyster.
Despite these challenges, tourism is booming in Africa, buoyed by a resurgent economy and a more digitally connected world.
