Connected Speech

"Connected speech" goes deeper than you realise.

Actually, the voice (i.e. vocal cords) never stop vibrating, except for in four situations:

1. an unvoiced phoneme (not letter)

2. breathing

3. thinking

4. listening

As you can see, the only unvoiced moments that are correct within the process of pronouncing words are those moments in which an unvoiced phoneme is to be pronounced. At all other times through the pronunciation of your speech, you should maintain vibration of your vocal cords.

You can test this in yourself by placing your fingers on the centre of your throat to feel the vibrations.

Based on the above description, let's call it Running Vocalization instead.