The phrase "a weakening link between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diminishing or deteriorating connection or relationship between two or more entities.
Example: "Recent studies indicate a weakening link between diet and overall health, suggesting that other factors may play a more significant role."
Alternatives: "a diminishing connection between" or "a declining relationship between".
This can be interpreted as the effect of immigration on the joint likelihood arising from a weakened link between childbearing and labor force participation.
They might further strain the already weakening link between driving and identity and the sense of driving as an expression of self and skill.
And a 2012 IMF working paper suggests that reining in inflation can increase income inequality by compressing wages while allowing asset prices to soar.More worryingly, the weakening link between inflation and unemployment could breed complacency about rising joblessness.
In the meantime, Mr. Erixon said, "lobbyists have stepped into the vacuum left by the weakening link between citizens and parliamentarians," who are popularly resented for their web of generous allowances and the influence they wield over regulations.
Though he weakened links between prosecutors and the Blue House, he failed to pass some of their powers to the police or create grand juries to oversee investigations.
China has also sought to weaken links between Uighur terrorists in China's Xinjiang "autonomous" province, and terrorists in Afghanistan, including the Taliban, Al Qaeda, and Islamic State.
This finding of less complex dynamics in the BD group compared to controls is consistent with the loss of complexity hypothesis in disease and disorder [38], perhaps indicating weakened links between the sensorimotor systems, i.e., impaired integration of visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive systems, that form the critical feedback loops essential to the control of postural sway.
Unidirectional communication weakens links between frontline health providers and women and leads to suboptimal maternal and neonatal health outcomes.
But the self-serving nature of pulling publishers away from their own distribution channels (and content convictions) looks to have an even more bass string to its bow — as a cynical means of weakening the link between publishers and their audiences, thereby risking making them falsely reliant on adtech intermediaries squatting in the middle of the value chain.
While de-coupling processes for investment and disinvestment in PBMA would remove one of its great assets, it may be possible to incorporate some of the focus and attention given to disinvestment activities in a dedicated program without weakening the link between investments and disinvestments.
