The phrase "a link emerged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the development or discovery of a connection or relationship between two or more things.
Example: "As the investigation progressed, a link emerged between the suspect and the crime scene."
Alternatives: "a connection appeared" or "a relationship surfaced."
But should medical evidence showing such a link emerge, people with those types of cancers will be eligible for coverage.
His novella Distant Star is about a poet who is a serial killer, and in the final section of 2666, which returns to Archimboldi, a link emerges between the novelist and the Santa Teresa killings.
Tony Abbott, the Australian prime minister, has offered his country's assistance and other allies, principally the US, may get involved, especially if a link emerges to international terrorist groups such as Islamic State.
Even in this real-world setting, a strong link emerged between a participant's guilt-proneness as measured in the personality test and the extent to which others saw the person as a leader.
The possibility of a Saudi intelligence link emerged just hours after widespread reports of bank cheques indirectly linking two of the hijackers to a bank account under the name of a Saudi princess, the wife of the kingdom's ambassador to Washington.
Scientists only pinpointed how cigarettes lead to lung cancer decades after the first statistical evidence for the link emerged.
When details of the link emerged last year, Archbishop Welby had admitted to being "embarrassed" and "irritated".
Analyses in larger cohorts and with adequate number of events are needed to firmly establish the TNF α -fracture link emerged in the present study.
Hence there is a clear link emerging between JP2 expression levels, dyad disruption and a loss of t-t integrity resulting in disturbed calcium homoeostasis.
A strict link emerges between expanding impervious surfaces and decreasing environmental quality, assessed through the emergy value of local resources.
