The phrase "a marginal link" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or relationship that is not significant or is only slightly relevant to the main topic.
Example: "The study found a marginal link between exercise and improved mental health, suggesting that while there is some connection, it may not be strong enough to draw definitive conclusions."
Alternatives: "a slight connection" or "a tenuous relationship".
The problem really stems from the increasing absence of academics in the humanities and social sciences whose scholarship has no, or only marginal, links to issues of race, gender, ethnicity and the like.
In contrast, if the uniform threshold for spread is higher, then even marginal link-prediction capability can provide value.
For 4 of the 15 pairwise pooled datasets there was a marginal anti-synergetic effect (yellow link), and for none of the pairs the effect was anti-synergetic (orange link).
improves the reliability of multihop broadcast protocols, with a marginal increase in latency and link load.
In this paper, we propose a multihop scheme that (i) improves the reliability of multihop broadcast protocols, (ii) with a marginal increase in latency and link load. .
We compared the relative gain in sensitivity between lesions using a marginal regression approach involving a log-link function and an independence working covariance matrix by applying a generalised estimating equation (Sullivan Pepe and Alonzo, 2001).
We identified some prospects through LinkedIn but because so many postdocs are not on LinkedIn, or have a marginal profile with missing information, it had limited value.
In summary, we have identified a marginal interaction between two apoptosis-related SNPs linked to PCA disease aggressiveness using SEN-guided MDR.
The diary as private is also linked to its status as a marginal literary mode; diaries are usually considered embarrassingly raw and not designed (or able) to bear the weight of readership.
This requires a marginal amount of computer knowledge (clicking on web links and double clicking), and a little bit of patience.
