The phrase "a link developed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a connection or relationship that has been established or created, often in a context of communication, technology, or research.
Example: "After several meetings, a link developed between the two organizations, leading to a fruitful partnership."
Alternatives: "a connection established" or "a relationship formed."
For the gallbladder operation, the problem was solved by a fiber optic link developed by France Télécom that let signals arrive with an average delay of 150 milliseconds.
"We all have the chance to work over there," says Reitter, and collaborations between the two labs are assisted by the iCom, a 24/7 media link developed by Stefan Agamanolis, head of the Human Connectedness group.
StarLink, developed by Aventis CropScience, contained a bacterial gene to make the plant pest-resistant.
Instead, he played for Chinese money to build a high-speed train link, develop northern England and expand the nuclear industry.
In the Epilogue we learn that Heathcliff and Ulrich Link develop a warm friendship, Cathy died, and Edgar allows parts of his collection to go on tour.
The DiRienzos -- and all of Pinnacle Custom's clients who so choose -- are making use of a system called BuildLinks, developed by a small company in Morrisville, N. C., near Raleigh, and now making its way into the high-end home building process at various points around the country.
Figure 1-2, which depicts these correlations, shows the close links developed between European economies during the past decade.
As a link between the developed and the developing economies, as the 21st century major factor of geopolitical change, China would be the ideal venue for the establishment of a secretariat at the service of an effective G20.
A new link being developed between a metapopulation modeling program (RAMAS) and a landscape dynamics program (LANDIS) will allow the transitional dynamics of the landscape to be incorporated into assessment of viability and threat.
The multivariable generalized estimating equation (GEE) regression models with a Poisson link were developed to assess the possible impact of socio-environmental factors on suicide, after adjustment for the effects of potential confounders.
