The phrase "are closely interlinked with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong connection or relationship between two or more subjects or concepts.
Example: "The economy and environmental policies are closely interlinked with each other, influencing one another significantly."
Alternatives: "are closely connected to" or "are tightly related to".
As we see in the novel, questions of land ownership and inheritance are closely interlinked with courtship and marriage.
Caste and economic status are closely interlinked, with women from marginalized caste groups often also being poor.
The findings from this review also suggest that caste and economic status are closely interlinked, with women from marginalized caste groups often also being poor, and thus doubly disadvantaged.
This study has used a model of the policy cycle developed by DeLeon and Brewer, which recognizes that a policy process is an ongoing cycle where different stages are closely interlinked with each other and that the context influences both the development and implementation of policy (20).
The finding that deviation from optimal conditions causes different effects of light and darkness on growth of fungi (Carlile 1965) as do different carbon sources (Friedl et al. 2008a, b) indicates that carbon source availability and quality are closely interlinked with light response.
The community association focused on environmental conservation with and through the preservation and enrichment of Tibetan culture, which is closely interlinked with Tibetan Buddhism.
His fate, I suspect, may be closely interlinked with that of Big Ger Cafferty, a complicated figure whose worldview has much more in common with Rebus's than the policeman would be willing to admit - and a better, more delicately drawn Hyde figure than the ones in the early books.
Innovative method development by young researchers at major European universities, research centers, and private companies has been closely interlinked with a joint European demonstration program, higher-tier EDA, and specialized training courses and secondments.
However, the hydrology across the river basin landscape is closely interlinked with the different components in upstream and downstream areas, and management strategies and interventions designed without taking these into account will be ineffective.
The implementation is considered as a stage in the policy cycle, which means that implementation is closely interlinked with other stages such as agenda-setting and policy-making.
