The phrase "a tight link between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong connection or relationship between two or more entities, concepts, or factors.
Example: "There is a tight link between physical health and mental well-being."
Alternatives: "a strong connection between" or "a close relationship between".
However, it has since recognised the potential of notional accounts, which establish a tight link between payroll contributions and eventual pension benefits.
But some of his colleagues -- including Laurence H. Meyer, the Fed governor most closely identified with the school of economists who see a tight link between unemployment and inflation -- are not so sure.
More than 10,000 police departments around the country will begin a campaign on Monday to enforce laws on drunken driving and child car seat safety, prompted by a federal study that found a tight link between the two.
In a separate study of fiscal consolidation in Latin America between 1937 and 1995, Mr Voth pinpoints a tight link between fiscal consolidation and instability, across democracies and autocracies alike.Protests induced by austerity also attract far more participants than demonstrations sparked by other causes.
A tight link between the different disciplines (aerodynamics, flight mechanics, aeroelasticity, etc).
The developing image revealed a tight link between plants and beetle diversity.
No term draws a tighter link between demotic political anger and professorial chin-stroking than "relativism".
And he drew a tighter link between the Fed's next move on interest rates and what happens to the housing market.
We should remind that some evidence on triptan preference in clinical practice does exist, even if we recognize that a tighter link between trials and clinical practice might be developed, for instance, by appropriate surveys [6, 7].
