The phrase "a download link" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to an online link that allows someone to download a file. For example, "This website contains a download link where you can download the app's latest version."
If the work is in the public domain and/or images may be downloaded, a download link will appear below the image.
The game can, however, still be downloaded from Steam using a download link.
We also provide a download link to the free application of our semi-automated method.
The app is free; more information and a download link are here.
Complete this form to receive a download link for your sustainability checklist now.
Now it's available in the UK and other European countries too, via a download link on the Amazon website.
They'll leave you a note to say, "this ebook is very good" and, if it's free, they'll give a download link.
We will send you a download link to your copy of the report and notify you by email when we post new business negotiation advice and information.
UK-based Star Wars fans are furious that the new DVD release of The Force Awakens fails to include much-publicised deleted scenes or a download link to watch the movie online.
Dig back a couple of months on the group's MySpace blog and find a download link for a zip file of 104 songs by the group — "Every Travis Porter song ever recorded!" — a ramshackle but often thrilling set.
"I've worked out what Frank's doing!" wrote one Reddit user: "He's building suspense!" Harriet Gibsone In February 2011, Ocean, then a background member of snotty Los Angeles rap collective Odd Future, posted a download link to his album Nostalgia, Ultra.
