The phrase "a further link" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional connection or relationship between ideas, concepts, or entities.
Example: "This study provides a further link between diet and mental health, suggesting that nutrition plays a crucial role in emotional well-being."
Alternatives: "an additional connection" or "a supplementary link".
Allow me to provide a further link to your mayoral priorities list.
As if all this were not suggestive enough, there is a further link: one of the former prime minister's sons, Loïc Rocard, now works in Mr Valls's cabinet.
And we, the theatergoers, in our own chairs, become a further link in the analytic chain: we're people watching people watching people.
A further link with Gaudí is that his patron, Eusebi Güell, was closely associated with the management of the hospital and at one point provided one of his houses as an isolation ward during a cholera outbreak at the hospital.
"If we build out these career centers, and we make links with the community colleges, the next logical step would be to make a further link" with career/technical education schools, he said.
American officials said that a further link to Mr. bin Laden had been established when Mr. Badawi told Yemeni investigators that he was trained in Afghan camps run by Mr. bin Laden and that he had fought with Mr. bin Laden's forces in Bosnia.
A further, linked factor might be that growing numbers of care workers are buckling under the strain of an overstretched system and experiencing burnout symptoms that are affecting their attitudes towards service users.
A further linked SNP rs707936 found on the expression-associated haplotype showed some evidence of disease association with multiple sclerosis in African Americans, but further work is required to define this (46).
A further linked SNP, rs1150793, in silico has the potential to recruit BRCA1 which is known to be rapidly responsive to heat shock at the protein level and participate in heat shock pathways (44), including modulation of heat shock gene expression using reporter gene systems.
Below, we contrast data from our ageing cohort studies with observations from the GA480 mutant strain to show a possible further link between moderate age-dependent increases in ROS and the significant decline in energy production with age.
Our findings further link a modulation of snRNP abundance to the control of SMN2 exon 7 splicing and SMN protein expression.
