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The phrase "a more direct link" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a connection or relationship that is clearer or more straightforward than another.
Example: "The new research provides a more direct link between diet and health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a clearer connection" or "a stronger relationship".
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Whether there is a more direct link is still unclear.
You can't draw a more direct link than that.
The traffic bridge is straightened to create a more direct link to the old medieval quarter.
The international community should establish a more direct link between migration and corruption.
Patent-backed securities would simply create a more direct link between patent performance and security returns.
Other VBM practitioners prefer a more direct link to shareholder value.
There is a more direct link to his NOMINATE data download page.
Where we can get a more direct link to sales, that's actually preferable if we can possibly do that.
This suggests a more direct link between better-educated employees and structured management practices than you might think.
But the new report suggests a more direct link between extensive TV watching and increases in blood pressure, the authors said.
But, analysts said, it will probably take a more direct link to a faulty part for a company's stock to face major selling.
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