The phrase "are broadly linked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a general connection or relationship between two or more subjects or concepts.
Example: "The two theories are broadly linked, suggesting a common underlying principle."
Alternatives: "are generally connected" or "are widely associated".
An increasingly popular anti-immigrant party of the far right, Golden Dawn, has been broadly linked to the violence.
These two SCCs or clusters of circuits, named as SCC1 and SCC2 could be broadly linked to pluripotency cellular features and the hCM-specific properties, respectively.
Semaphorin/plexin signaling has been broadly linked with tumor growth and metastasis.
Acetylation is broadly linked with activation, whereas methylation can have either activating or repressing effects depending on the amino acid that is modified and the nature of the modification (mono-, di-, or tri-methylation).
Defects in these processes have been broadly linked to aging, neurodegeneration and mitochondrial dysfunction.
The mechanism behind this increase was broadly linked to changes in cell and nuclear morphology observed histologically after cell death.
Besides mediating anti-microbial immunity at epithelial barriers, ROR-γt + Th17 cells have been broadly linked to the pathogenesis of various autoimmune and chronic inflammatory conditions, most notably demyelinating inflammatory disorders of the CNS, such as multiple sclerosis in humans and experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (EAE) in rodents.
It didn't take long for users and developers to question whether Twitter would soon be broadly launching a link shortening service, and Twitter confirmed that it would in April.
In contrast, the density of trucking employment is more broadly linked to overall economic activity and less susceptible to the price sensitivity specific to gasoline prices, as noted for unemployment.
These signaling principles are broadly applicable to domains linked by α-helices and to chemo- and photosensors.
