The phrase "a link forged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or relationship that has been created or established, often through effort or experience.
Example: "Their shared experiences during the project resulted in a link forged between the two teams that would last for years."
Alternatives: "a bond created" or "a connection established."
The objective of this effort is to reduce the material lost as flash by the design of an improved busting operation for a track link forging.
A result of links forged with the Mariinsky, the production is the first ever to have been brought to northern Norway by a foreign company, and a real sign of the area's cultural intent.
Through Alexander's conquests in the 4th century bce in three of the four core areas, the Irano-Semitic cultures of the Nile-to-Oxus region were permanently overlaid with Hellenistic elements, and a link was forged between the Indian subcontinent and Iran.
A link has been forged to New Yorkers who were in the forefront of early battles against slavery.
Advances in molecular biology have produced an enormous supply of data on the genetic variability of actual populations, which has enabled a link to be forged between abstract population-genetic models and empirical data.
Hence an iron link was forged: the collective view of the second amendment justifies gun control.The other view focuses on the rest of the second amendment: "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed".
He thus forged a link between the older style and the grand opera of 19th-century France.
Is the Mail is embarrassed by having forged a link that would seems to be something of a propaganda coup for China?
He rasps and writhes over a lo-fi guitar/synth/drums sludge, a spindly teenager from the suburbs who has forged a link between Joe Cocker and King Krule.
Through his European tours with Westbrook, Marsh forged a link with the French jazz scene, regularly commuting between Paris and London until the early 2000s.
