The phrase "any links of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to connections or relationships, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "If you have any links of interest regarding the project, please share them with the team."
Alternatives: "any connections to" or "any references to".
The group has rejected any linking of the issue of the border crossings to the soldier's release.
The company, at the time, issued a statement rejecting "any link of the company with the murder".
"The last thing we need is bigger candy". Executives at Masterfoods USA, based in Hackettstown, N.J., take issue with any linking of bigger M&M's to obesity.
Any linking of the billions of dollars of aid to political support is extremely controversial – nations most threatened by climate change see the aid as a right, not a reward, and such a link as heretical.
Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, the ranking Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, said any linking of the terrorism in Spain with domestic politics would make politicians sound as if they were saying, "I told you so".
In most developing countries, however, political leaders are adamantly opposed to any linking of worker standards to trade agreements, arguing that imposing rules from outside threatens to undermine the competitive advantage they need to support their own economic development.
When any link of a path fails, this path has to be either repaired by finding another link or replaced entirely with a new path.
We agree on this notion of developmental error; however, present literature does not offer any link of hepatic hypermobility to intestinal malrotation or volvulus.
Moreover, nowhere in the dossier is there any linking of the reporting provided with a specific date of the event in question.
Dr Hatfill went public in Alexandria, Virginia, in a passionate denial of any link to the anthrax.
