The phrase "about the linkage between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing the relationship or connection between two or more subjects or concepts.
Example: "The research paper focuses on the linkage between climate change and biodiversity loss."
Alternatives: "regarding the connection between" or "concerning the relationship between".
She said: "We would look forward to more CEOs, who are part of the declaration, standing up and talking about the linkage between climate change and the economic opportunity from taking action.
Our results provide confirmation for classical lines of network theory [6, 37, 38], while revealing novel insights about the linkage between cognition, communication, and behavior.
For the implementation and the functioning of a cross-sector needs-based planning it is essential to have information about the linkage between the provision of services in the two sectors, ambulatory and hospital.
However, little is known about the linkage between phytolith morphological differentiation and genotypes when cultivated by various traditional means.
The increasing amount of evidence about the linkage between toxicity and efficacy needs to be tested in randomised trials.
Some possible explanations about the linkage between peritoneal permeability and prognosis of PD patients have been considered.
"We need to know more about the linkages between the Chinese military, Chinese government and Chinese industry," Mr. Mulvenon said.
But the two most challenging recent speeches on the purpose and shortcomings of the criminal justice system have not come from the British left, now afraid or unable to ask even the most basic questions about the linkages between a moral order and the good economy and society.
However, the model also provides indications of a general nature about the linkages between competitive abilities and the observed beta-diversity in ecological systems driven by cloning, seed dispersal and density-independent mortality.
The large hydrodynamic volume of HA chains depends on the stiffness of the chain, which is due to steric hindrance to rotation about the linkages between sugar residues, and to the dynamically forming and breaking hydrogen bonds across those linkages.
