"well-connected network" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of people or organizations that have strong connections and relationships with each other. Example: "The success of the company can be attributed to its well-connected network of investors, partners, and industry leaders."
The percolation threshold potential, at which electric connection of the conducting species generates a well-connected network, is a measure of electric conduction of the film under the electrochemical control of conducting polymers.
Within the well-connected network of touring rock bands it was accepted as the place to stay in the capital.
It shows that the entire surface of silica substrate is fully covered with continuous graphene nanowalls with well-connected network.
Rapid unplanned urbanisation in Georgetown, as in Chennai, has resulted in what was once a well-connected network of canals and drains being built over.
If Mr. Kiernan, who has homes in Greenwich, Conn., and Newport, R.I., did decide to run for office, he could draw on a well-connected network.
Resulting analysis suggests a well-connected network among the state and federal organizations critical to development and delivery of conservation programs in the GCPO LCC region.
From an ecological perspective, habitat turnover is least detrimental in large and well-connected networks.
"Greece's has one of the most well-connected networks of antiquities smugglers on the continent of Europe," says another insider.
For the Nafion membranes, the active proton paths became denser and congregated with each other at over 60% RH, resulting in the formation of well-connected networks.
Conservation of the Cabrera vole in Mediterranean farmland should thus strive to maintain lightly grazed fields surrounding well-connected networks of suitable habitat patches.
While the idea of sensor shape reconstruction is not new, we present the first method for creating well-connected networks with cell complex topology using only orientation and distance measurements and a set of user-defined constraints.
