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The phrase "and links with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a connection or relationship between two subjects or ideas.
Example: "The research study explores the impact of social media on mental health and links with various psychological theories."
Alternatives: "and connects to" or "and relates to".
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Their strong record for customer satisfaction and links with the communities they serve are well known.
Both are controversial figures due to accusations of corruption and links with militias.
Guilhem, however, found fascinating deconstructions of movement and perspective and links with Edward Muybridge.
It includes improvements to early warning systems and links with the insurance industry.
Its bloodstock is the most prized and links with the royal family bring prestige.
The universities put ever more emphasis on business education and links with industry.
As a result, we could learn about the prevalence of illness and links with place and socioeconomic circumstance.
Some sheriffs, such as Glenn Palmer in Grant County, have clear sympathies and links with the movement.
"They are excellent solutions to personal monologues and sharing thoughts and links with your friends," Mr. Shaffer said.
Commentators suggested that he could build an independent power base in the coming months through public appearances and links with influential rabbis.
Unlike Facebook, where friends mutually agree to let one another into their online lives, Twitter lets people share updates and links with anyone who cares to read them.
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