The phrase "and linked with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a connection or relationship between two or more entities, concepts, or items.
Example: "The research findings are significant and linked with the ongoing studies in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "and associated with the" or "and connected to the".
webinars will be recorded and archived and linked with the site above.
A data assimilation framework has been developed and linked with the model.
The paper also presents how the database is organised and linked with the Harmonoise engineering model.
built-in functions such as filter are written in C, precompiled, and linked with the main program.
The various statistical techniques were prototyped in MATLAB, converted to ANSI C code, and linked with the G2 Standard Interface.
A real-coded genetic algorithm is developed to perform the optimization, and linked with the vehicle simulation software ADVISOR.
Furthermore, the stress-dependent changes of the air capacity after exceeding the Pc was predicted by pedotransfer functions and linked with the farm soil map.
While basal-to-apical nuclear migration is known to involve cytoskeletal motor systems, how migrations in opposite directions are related and linked with the cell cycle are unknown.
They were compiled as part of a programme under which selected dispatches, considered moderately secret but suitable for sharing with other agencies, would be automatically loaded on to secure embassy websites, and linked with the military's Siprnet internet system.
The microstructure of porous silver layers produced under different low temperature pressure-assisted sintering conditions is characterized and linked with the mechanical behavior studied insitu during X-ray diffraction.
And linked with the issue of armed conflict is that of sexual violence and the impact of that on girls and women, as well as the spread of HIV/AIDS.
