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The phrase "a living link" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in a figurative sense to describe someone or something that connects or links two different things or ideas in a tangible or ongoing way. Example: "My grandmother is a living link to our family's history, sharing stories and traditions that have been passed down for generations." In this example, the phrase "a living link" is used to describe the grandmother's role in connecting the present generation with their past through her personal experiences and knowledge.
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Crocodiles are a living link with the dinosaur-like reptiles of prehistoric times and are the nearest living relatives of the birds.
It was a living link to the area's immigrant past.
They represent a living link with the city's past.
Ms. Fukuda was a living link to her sport's formation.
Today she remains a living link to a time that is legendary in British history.
She is a living link with Weimar and her appearance is one of Michael's highlights.
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Their successors now preen on the rocks in St James's Park a living link to the English court of 400 years ago.
In a live link from the spacecraft, Colonel Yang told his family he felt "very good".
There's also a live link to other popular coastal bird-spotting sites.
The protesters are free to talk to Syria via a live link.
But I found a live link the other day, on a Chinese site devoted to Lord knows what.
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