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Free sign upThe phrase "appeared to be linked to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a connection or relationship between two or more subjects, often in a context of investigation or analysis.
Example: "The symptoms observed in the patients appeared to be linked to a recent outbreak of the virus."
Alternatives: "seemed to be associated with a" or "was thought to be connected to a".
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Dr. Lipsitz said more and more chronic diseases appeared to be linked to a state of chronic inflammation.
Police officials said the violence appeared to be linked to a rivalry between gangs from rival housing complexes.
The cell response appeared to be linked to a slow process of fuel transport to the bacteria and their metabolic processes.
Robert Smith, the chief of the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection's water management bureau, said that none of those closings appeared to be linked to a sewage spill, but rather to runoff from the rain.
The study said that some of the past major droughts appeared to be linked to a distinctive pattern of increases and reductions in surface temperatures of the Atlantic Ocean, known as the Atlantic multidecadal oscillation.
The timing of the agreement appeared to be linked to a hearing scheduled for next week in which Mr. Smith's lawyers were seeking access to classified material in preparing their defense.
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He has been investigating the keys, which appear to be linked to a US Postal Service mailbox.
According to the Arizona Mirror, the bill appears to be linked to a man named Chris Sevier.
Yesterday's turnaround appeared to be linked to Nortel and other technology stocks.
The report noted that several other athletic applicants also appeared to be linked to donations.
Or else it's Iraq (since absolutely everything appears to be linked to Iraq).
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