The phrase "again linked to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a connection or relationship that has been established previously and is being referenced again.
Example: "The findings of this study are again linked to the previous research conducted in 2019."
Alternatives: "reconnected to the" or "once more associated with the".
And just two weeks after the surgery, in mid-January, Rodriguez found himself again linked to the issue of performance-enhancing drugs, this time after a newspaper reported that he and other major leaguers were listed in medical records from a now-closed anti-aging clinic in South Florida, and that those records tied the players to the use of banned substances like human growth hormone.
The TRC-e-4 test form with 69 items was recalibrated and again linked to the TRC-e-3.
Items of inadequate difficulty, fit statistics greater than 1.5, negative point-measure correlations and/or problems in the answer options (six items) were removed from TRC-n-4 and this test form with 51 items was recalibrated and again linked to the TRC-n-3.
Also note that when you go to the current extension page in Chrome (which you can find by typing chrome://extensions/ into the URL field), you will see a message that reads, "Want to browse the gallery instead?" The phrase "browse the gallery" is again linked to the still non-existant extensions page.
Just weeks later — in October — emails from Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman John Podesta were leaked in an operation the FBI again linked to the Kremlin as a bid to sway the presidential election to Trump.
The mutein name is again linked to the 'mutein view', where detailed information on the mutein and the inhibition reaction are provided.
Additionally, the wild type sequence including all known amino acid exchanges which are again linked to muteins containing the modified position is illustrated for all muteins.
Pathways among the down-regulated gene list were again linked to p53 signaling and the cell cycle, and to different systems associated with immunity and inflammation.
Two of these chains are again linked to one another by the stacking interactions between two carboxylic acids of each chain (Cg1-Cg1iii where Cg1 = S1,C2,C3,C4,C5 [symmetry code iii = 2-x,1-y,1-z]) (Figure 16).
We also detect seasonal variation in the richness and evenness of the community, again linked to shifts in resource availability.
The Brazilian Society of Meteorology attributed it to "climatic changes and atmospheric anomalies," while other researchers have indicated that it could be the result of the Southern Annular Mode or other seasonal variations in weather within the Southern Hemisphere, again linked to global changes in climate.
