The phrase "and properties linked to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between different properties or characteristics in a specific context.
Example: "The study examines the effects of climate change and properties linked to biodiversity loss."
Alternatives: "and attributes associated with" or "and characteristics related to".
He is briefed on the German investigation, which focuses on houses and property linked to the Russian businessman Dmitry Kovtun.
Investigators raided his home and several properties linked to him and his family on Friday 4 March.
Site 4 presented the greatest diversity of drastic changes in chemical and structural properties, linked to polarity, hydrophobicity, bulkiness and structural conformation.
Idsinga said more remains might be found at the home McArthur used as storage and that 75 properties linked to the landscaper are under investigation.
The Comprehensive Assessment of Soil Health (CASH) is a testing approach developed at Cornell University that measures multiple physical, biological, and chemical soil properties linked to key soil processes (Table 1).
Our study aims to point out both the analogy with physical systems of interacting objects and the social network emerging properties linked to the existence of different communication patterns and usage of different heuristics in the participants.
Authorities are trying to trace the owners through property records, and they recently seized several large properties linked to offshore companies whose owners owe tens of millions of euros to the state.
Such operators are defined in [8 11] and a detailed survey of the properties linked to these definitions can be found in [8].
Over the last two months, investigators have raided six properties linked to Najib and seized $273 million worth of goods, including 567 handbags containing almost $30 million in cash, 423 watches, 234 pairs of sunglasses, a $1.6 million gold and diamond necklace, 14 tiaras and 272 Hermes bags.
It was acquired by the trust, which manages five properties linked to Shakespeare, in 1892.
