The phrase "an interlinked world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a global environment where different elements or entities are connected and influence each other.
Example: "In today's digital age, we live in an interlinked world where information travels instantaneously across borders."
Alternatives: "a connected world" or "an interconnected world".
The fundamental facts are that we're living in an ever more digital and interlinked world, and the benefits of this technological surge have been very uneven.
This produced three separate but related international initiatives launched in the late 1990s.The Financial Stability Forum FSFF) was put in charge of monitoring the systemic risks posed to the increasingly interlinked world financial system.
His position — he is formally known as the commissioner of the Metropolitan Police — has been one of the most prestigious in the country, but in the past 48 hours, he too has fallen under the cloud of suspicion that the scandal has thrown over the interlinked worlds of Britain's press, politicians and police.
Technologies exist not alone but in an interlinked web, or ecology.
The stark white Forum consists of an interlinked cylinder and cube, both cut with varied jewel-shaped windows and containing daylight-filled theaters, exhibit halls and meeting rooms.
Otlet and Fontaine imagined creating an interlinked network of data they dubbed the "The Mundaneum" using "electronic telescopes". The Mundaneum, they hoped, could help solve some of the world's greatest problems, allow for a renaissance of knowledge and connect people and ideas beyond geographic limitations.
"People there said, 'This is an American conspiracy to take us over.' " In the interlinked modern world, poverty in Latin nations easily becomes that of the United States -- a process that could greatly accelerate in the proposed free-trade area.
The world has become a vast, interlinked, and sometimes interdependent marketplace.
However, a useful definition is provided by Hawkins who concludes that social Darwinism is best seen as a world view consisting of five interlinked assumptions [ 5].
In her first novel, "The Wildings," the literary critic and journalist Nilanjana Roy has imagined a world where the animal kingdom is a vast, interlinked network of species that communicate with each other and follows an inviolate, ancient code of conduct.
