The phrase "are generally linked to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a common association or relationship between two or more concepts, ideas, or phenomena.
Example: "Various health issues are generally linked to poor dietary habits and lack of exercise."
Alternatives: "are typically associated with" or "are often connected to".
In contrast, the mitochondrial genome (mtDNA) in dinoflagellates has undergone massive genome amplification and recombination, and this has generated multiple copies of each gene and gene fragments that are generally linked to one another in multiple different combinations (Norman and Gray 2001; Jackson et al. 2007; Nash et al. 2007; Slamovits et al. 2007; Kamikawa et al. 2009).
Local industries, including food-processing factories and a brewery, are generally linked to both the port and the agricultural hinterland.
Under a DB scheme, pensions are generally linked to workers' final salaries, replacing a proportion of that income according to the number of years worked with the company.
Jeffrey Self, the commander of the agency's Joint Field Command for Arizona, based in Tucson, said migrants rarely try to cross these days without hiring a coyote, or smuggler, and those guides are generally linked to narcotics organizations in Mexico.
The devices, which are generally linked to air bags, note information like the speed of the car, whether the driver was applying the brakes and other facts that can be downloaded and analyzed.
What's more, many studies have shown that fund expenses predict performance better than any other indicator — low fees are generally linked to high returns — so fees have a direct bearing on the financial well-being of millions of people.
"Embrace the toilet bowl," she enthused with glee, scrubbing round the back of the base and on top of the cistern, while warning of potential problem areas that were generally linked to male guests' splashback, particularly after a night out.
This was generally linked to the redox-driven cycling of Fe, Mn and dissolved organic matter (DOM).
Since the biocompatible property of materials is generally linked to their hydrophilic character, the biocompatibility of the designed electrodes was assessed by sessile drop contact angle measurements.
