"proven connection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or relationship that has been verified or confirmed through evidence or facts. Example: "The scientist's research has provided a proven connection between excessive sugar consumption and increased risk of heart disease."
But the former Mr Dogg already had a proven connection to Jamaica via his love of ganja.
But he kept broken windows, even as critics say the policing model has no proven connection to New York's dramatic decline in major crime.
"There is a shocking, proven connection between the decline in natural play and the decline in children's wellbeing," they write, pointing to research which found that a generation ago, 40% of children regularly played in natural areas, compared to 10% today, with a further 40% never playing outdoors.
And Wilson has a proven connection with young viewers, winning an MTV Movie Award for her work on "Pitch Perfect". .
For all anyone knows, that might be the case, since there's still no scientifically proven connection between a certain measurement of THC in your system and dangerous driving.
- UNICEF is questioning the credibility of information presented to the media by the 'Association of Parents of Seriously Ill Children', especially the recent speculations about infant deaths, allegedly linked to the vaccine against Hepatitis B. The unfortunate statistics of infant mortality in Bosnia and Herzegovina (2,249 over the last 10 years) has no proven connection with vaccines.
Law enforcement authorities say there are proven connections between MS-13 cliques, both inside the country and out.
The last group of families, with six members, comprises two distinct groups of ligands for each of three β-1,3-glucuronyltransferase receptors, which have proven connections with steroids [33].
Two new cases of MRSA infection occurred 14 and 19 months later, but had no proven connections to the outbreak cases.
Try to use SAG/AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) approved agents, as they have been vetted by the industry and have proven connections.
While this law lessens the burden on the state to prove criminal liability on each and every individual separately, it does not lessen the burden to prove connection between the actions of individuals and the resultant crime.
