The phrase "absolutely link" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "We need to absolutely link the two systems for better integration."
Alternatives: "strongly connect" or "firmly associate".
This approach derives from the expectation that because of genotyping errors, the probability of finding false recombinants between absolutely linked markers is higher than observing absolute linkage for closely (but not absolutely) linked markers.
It is absolutely linked to the weakness of sterling".
First of all, growth is absolutely linked to budget under control.
"The preservation of the memorial is absolutely linked to the completion of this study and the eventual implementation of the study's solutions," he said.
To this strident student activist, the cuts and climate change are absolutely linked, as symptoms of the failures of our democratic system.
The head of a United Nations committee on climate change told CNN this week global warming was "absolutely" linked to wildfires and heatwaves.
She has been closely involved in Climate Camp since 2008, and has taken part in direct action with Climate Rush, the "suffragette-inspired women-led eco-activist group". To this strident student activist, the cuts and climate change are absolutely linked, as symptoms of the failures of our democratic system.
"My mental health deterioration is absolutely linked to the increased stress of working for the BBC.
Amid debate over the causes of the fires in Australia, United Nations climate chief Christiana Figueres told US broadcaster CNN bushfires were "absolutely" linked to global warming, hitting out at Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott's decision to repeal the carbon tax.
There are too many people who understand, including the president himself, the public option is absolutely linked to reform.You can't have reform without a public option.
