'remain connected with' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person, thing, or idea that someone or something has a continual relationship or association with. For example, "The community center has remained connected with local families for many years."
Rashmi recommends incentives for teachers who do extraordinary work such as "a subsidized internet connection to work from home and remain connected with students through their blogs/wikis/online classrooms".
They are derived by mitosis from the same parent cell and remain connected with each other.
The precise boundaries could be determined only in negotiations, and Israel would need to remain connected with key holy sites.
Genesys staff plans to remain connected with these students, who may later return as interns or new hires upon graduation.
This will no longer happen – she has not embraced digital technology and why should she feel forced to do so, in order to remain connected with the world?
Her remarks, due to be made in a speech on Monday, are part of a drive by Harman to ensure that schoolchildren remain connected with the arts.
Gadamer's thinking began and always remained connected with Greek thought, especially that of Plato and Aristotle.
The microdialysis probe remained connected with online analysis as the flap was detached and moved to the donor site.
The most important factor is to remain connected – although this comes with its own problems.
The disconnection of the inverter #1 results in the reduction of the voltage at the PCC, and the remaining inverters #2 and #3 remain connected to the network with a production that follows the same behavior of the solar radiation.
The companies creating virtual shopping stores will be successful if they are able to remain connected to the customers with no increased inventory cost, and provide a superb retail experience without the need to stand in long queues.
