The phrase 'successful connection' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a connection of two things, people, or organizations that has been successful. For example: "The successful connection between the local schools and the higher education institutions has been beneficial for both."
Who knew that a successful connection off the field would precede so many more on it?
He forged a more successful connection to art, and rendered it a true service, with reproductions of works in museums.
Both Garry Wills in his elegant 1986 socio- biography, "Reagan's America," and Dinesh D'Souza in his 1997 delicate drypoint, "Ronald Reagan," sharply analyze how and why Reagan was able to make such a successful connection with the American people.
Such induction happens only over very short distances, which is why close proximity between card and reader is required; some systems advise users to touch the card against the reader to ensure a successful connection, although contact is not actually required.So far, this is all standard stuff.
There exists a detach period for the UE under handover, which is between the disconnection from the serving eNodeB and successful connection to the target eNodeB.
As an event classifier, it picks up the property of individuating a single successful connection as the starting point to define a calling event as an endurant.
Matching: As we collect more and more data (particularly data about where people go on dates and when they make successful connections), we will have an exponentially stronger capacity to help people connect with the best possible partner.
And he said there were "huge numbers" of successful connections, some ending in marriage.
The output traffic will be the successful connections (Figure 4).
The output through the entire chain will conform to the successful connections performed.
As successful connections are only defined for TCP connections, the TRW method was applied only to the simulated TCP scans.
