The phrase 'a bridge linking' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a physical bridge that serves as a connecting link between two places. For example, "The George Washington Memorial Bridge is a bridge linking Virginia and Maryland."
The homeless people living with him here, clustered under a bridge linking this city with Tokyo, avoided the topic.
An archaeologist tells him the river is one of the great cradles of civilisation and "a bridge, linking similar civilisations".
$175 million for a bridge linking Ketchikan to the sparsely populated Island of Gravina, which has a trove of desirable timber.
Q. On a recent walk to the top of Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint, I noticed the remnants of a bridge linking Brooklyn to Queens over Newtown Creek.
By 1927, Austin had built a bridge linking the developing resort to the mainland, and Atlantic Beach began attracting a fashionable summer crowd sprinkled with celebrities.
No sooner had Berlusconi been re-elected last year, than Lario was dismissing his pet infrastructure project, a bridge linking Sicily to the mainland, as a bad idea.
Messenger RNA (mRNA) as a bridge links the organism's genotypes to its phenotypes.
A bridge links the core of Thorpe Park to an island which hosts the roller coaster station, merchandise outlet, a games zone and toilet buildings.
All have been saved and carefully cleaned, and thousands are being reassembled into windows for a glass bridge linking a new tower, which will bring the general public for the first time into a hidden world.
Reading Borough Council hopes to submit a planning application in June for a new bridge linking Christchurch Meadows with the redeveloped railway station.
A bridge links Brickell to downtown Miami.
