The phrase "a link to view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a hyperlink or URL that allows someone to access or see specific content online.
Example: "Please click on the link to view the full report."
Alternatives: "a link to access" or "a link to see".
The Columbia University Directory contains a link to view Statistics courses broken down by semester.
After registering, families receive via email, a link to view all Family Weekend events, allowing them to build, save, email, and print a personalized weekend itinerary.
But the new TNT promotion makes use of a feature called Twitter Cards, which enables embedding short videos, photographs or other elements within a post, rather than requiring users to click a link to view them elsewhere.
The comments on many of the videos posted by CBS have now been moved to a separate page; instead of sample comments underneath the videos, a link to "view all comments" takes users to a separate Web page where they can read comments without watching the video at the same time.
However, for everything published since 2007, you can share the equivalent newyorker.com page, which is a full version of the story, and, for older pieces, a summary of the story, plus a link to view it in the archive viewer, and a prompt to sign in or subscribe for access.
After the time's up everyone in the photo shoot gets a link to view all the shots — their own and everyone else's.
A day later he sent me a Web link to view two BMW's — one silver and the other a graphite model — at prices about $1,200 cheaper.
Marina and the Diamonds (née Marina Lambrini Diamandis -- "and the diamonds" refers to her fans, not band members) released a live video for her single "How To Be A Heartbreaker" (click link to view) on March 8.
Click on the following link to view a special digital version of the BBC South East Jubilee photo mosaic.
Barletta has picked out some of the App Store's best applications, and we've embedded video reviews for some of them (click the corresponding review link to view a video if it isn't already embedded).
Another important addition: content appearing in a Memolane will now include a link to 'view source', so you can see the photo or update on the site from which it originated.
