The phrase "a stronger linkage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing connections or relationships that are more robust or significant than others.
Example: "The study revealed a stronger linkage between diet and health outcomes than previously thought."
Alternatives: "a more robust connection" or "a firmer association".
These results suggest a stronger linkage between surface warming and increasing water vapor over drier ecosystems.
In this context, a stronger linkage between greenhouse gas emissions and urban development and policy-making seems promising.
Lately, he has been pushing a stronger linkage between environmental factors, such as chemical pollutants and stress, that interact with genes, calling for a $400 million increase in the Gene Environment Initiative, which he helped get passed by Congress in 2006.
If a stronger linkage to human disease is determined to exist, further study of this animal model to determine the cause and to develop effective treatments may be warranted.
This could be due to a stronger linkage disequilibrium between DRB1*07 and DQB1*02.
Building a stronger linkage between the edutainment intervention and programmatic service delivery in WASH or health education in the intervention areas is also important.
This indicates a strong linkage between one or more resistance genes and the rate of salad deterioration.
The paleogeographic reconstruction from late Paleocene to earliest Miocene shows a strong linkage between tectonics and sedimentation in the Atlantic coast of the frontal Fuegian Andes.
The traditional approach to goals — the annual cycle, privately set and reviewed goals, and a strong linkage to incentives — can actually undermine the alignment, coordination, and agility that's needed for a company to execute its strategy.
For nearly the entire history of the lakes in this region, there is a strong linkage between landscape development and the aquatic ecosystems; however this relationship appears to become decoupled or less strong in the post-LIA period.
