The phrase "a prominent link between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant connection or relationship between two or more entities, concepts, or phenomena.
Example: "The study highlights a prominent link between diet and mental health, suggesting that nutrition plays a crucial role in emotional well-being."
Alternatives: "a significant connection between" or "a key relationship between".
Posting a prominent link to the public editor — a position established by The Times explicitly to support standards.
They, of course, have their YouTube channel, which features a prominent link to the party's internal social network, MembersNet.
Don't use other bloggers' photos or excerpt their writing without a prominent link back to the original.
The only prominent link between Leon Golub's flayed Expressionist paintings of chilling Third World torturers, Roy Lichtenstein's cheeky high-style cartoons and Ellsworth Kelly's shaped abstractions made from pure color is that the Broads bought them all.
More comfortable hunkering down for international trade negotiations and compiling the weighty Corn Annual report that's sent to libraries, Ms. Erickson was thrust into the national spotlight after a 2004 paper by two prominent researchers suggested a link between America's obesity problem and high-fructose corn syrup.
How two prominent families created a link between Cumbria, Barbados and the slave trade.
In this study, a positive link between the prominent staining of LRP16 inside the nucleus and the elevated NF-κB activity was established in gastric carcinoma specimens.
Though other chromatin players are implicated in conveying lineage decisions, the work of Gu and colleagues uncovered the first evidence for a chromatin reader, Pygo2, as an epigenetic modulator of cell-fate, additionally providing a functional link between two prominent signaling pathways in these decisions.
In this example for Barack Obama, prominent links to Memorandum (a political blog aggregator) are also shown.
With its prominent links to the actin cytoskeleton, vinculin is a major candidate for mediating transmission of signals between the cell matrix and the cytoskeleton, and there is accumulating evidence that vinculin regulates this process.
