The phrase 'striking connection' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that two or more things have a clear and noticeable relationship or connection. For example: "The academic's research revealed a striking connection between the two countries' economies."
Dr. Krakow's latest research, which was presented last month at the annual meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies, found a striking connection between P.T.S.D. and a variety of sleep disorders.
Lord Clark, a former director of London's National Gallery, remarked on the striking connection, identifying their dramatic use of light and dark and their rebellion against classical ideals of beauty.
The analysis, to be published Wednesday in the journal Nature, reveals a striking connection between global climate and civil conflict -- though the underlying mechanism driving that connection remains something of a mystery.
A striking connection between vitamin C and TB is that both humans and guinea pigs are highly susceptible to TB and require vitamin C supplement in the diet, as they lack L-gulono-1,4-lactone dehydrogenase/oxidase (Gulox/Rv1771), the terminal enzyme in the AA biosynthetic pathway.
This striking connection might suggest the involvement of sex steroid hormones acting through the TGFβ pathway in the aetiology of CRC.
The striking connection was that the earlier work, in a skeletal muscle system, elucidated that PKA phosphorylates the MEF2 protein complex enhancing its interaction with a co-repressor (HDAC4), thus inactivating MEF2 function.
Using data from social media, psychologists can uncover striking connections.
In an intelligently fashioned program, Mr. Aimard made striking connections between Berg, Beethoven, Liszt, Debussy and Ligeti.
There are many striking connections of vocabulary between him and them (isolated shoulder rolls, a lopsided stance with one bent leg resting on the ball of its foot).
Although the two prosecutors differ on their view of the F.B.I.'s role, there are some striking connections between the trials.
Holbrooke pressed Cameron to help combat terrorism by capitalising on the "striking connections" between the large Pakistani community in the UK and "its home country".
