The phrase "a greater link" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a stronger connection or relationship between two or more entities, ideas, or concepts.
Example: "The research indicates that there is a greater link between physical activity and mental health than previously thought."
Alternatives: "a stronger connection" or "a deeper relationship".
Also proposed is a greater link between executive compensation and satisfaction of the board's risk reporting standards.
Hired in 1947 when he was just 35, Mr. Burkhardt worked to establish a greater link between the sciences and the arts.
There needs to be a greater link between the national levels of housing need and what happens at the local level.
But even that phrase seems intended to suggest to inattentive voters that he had a greater link to the war than he actually did.
Finally, since we included only patients with one diagnosed melanoma to ensure a greater link between the melanoma characteristics and survival outcome, the predicted survival outcomes would no longer be relevant if a subsequent melanoma was diagnosed.
Implementing an EBM program during the first year in which students are exposed to the clinical environment may facilitate a greater link between the theory of EBM and its use in clinical practice.
"We need a greater linking up between government, sports organisations and the grassroots," he said.
Seated behind a large round desk covered in red leather, Mr. Montezemolo added: "But — I repeat, but — there is a great link with our tradition, our culture, our DNA.
The pump is a great link to Cardiff's industrial past and helps to mark a time in history and continue to showcase the industrial legacy of the city.
Hearing this centuries-old musical tribute to royalty while sitting in ancient Westminster Abbey witnessing the marriage of Britain's future monarch, I got a warm realization of what a great link with the past is represented by the throne and what a host of kings and queens had been in this abbey.
The Applications Scientist Career Track by David Jensen An "applications scientist" job can be a great link between the bench and other types of industry careers.
