The phrase "are implicitly linked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or connection between two or more concepts that is not explicitly stated but is understood.
Example: "The themes of love and sacrifice are implicitly linked throughout the novel, revealing deeper meanings in the characters' actions."
Alternatives: "are inherently connected" or "are subtly related".
Under her model, emotions and cognitive factors are implicitly linked and so are able to interfere with each other.
Patients' motives to pay informally to medical staff in hospitals are implicitly linked to patients' maximum willingness to pay informally for better quality and access to services.
Although these approaches, which are based solely on rate shifts, are implicitly linked to protein evolution and remain complementary to our analysis, they do not estimate the strength or direction of natural selection pressure.
The announcement was implicitly linked to political concessions, and it contained no commitment to dispose of ETA's lethal arsenal.
Mr Xi's leadership has been implicitly linked with Shanghai's recent accomplishments, even though he only took over as the city's chief in March following the dismissal of his predecessor, Chen Liangyu, for alleged corruption.
But of course it is, argues Naben Ruthnum, a first-generation Mauritian-Canadian who self-consciously wants to defy the conventions of diasporic food literature which, he believes, dictate that the writer's identity be implicitly linked to "a finding-out of who he/she really is in the rich smell of a Keralan masala".
Since oxidative damage constitutes one of the most studied hallmarks of aging and is implicitly linked with age-related disease, we next analyzed whether aging results in increased oxidative stress in adipose tissue.
Intergenic distance is implicitly linked to our method since TFBS identification/prediction is focused on intergenic non-coding regions only.
Findings and Conclusions Relevance of the GE Project GE is implicitly linked to global education goals (EFA Dakar Goals, MDGs) as well as to CRC.
Most often, since the advent of the RNA World concept, this threshold is (implicitly) linked to the emergence of replicating RNA molecules.
This framing of drug use is implicitly linked to power and status; for example, solvents are typically used by less privileged people (Manning 2006).
