The phrase "are increasingly linked to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a growing connection or relationship between two or more subjects over time.
Example: "Recent studies show that mental health issues are increasingly linked to social media usage among teenagers."
Alternatives: "are more and more associated with" or "are progressively connected to".
Samsung's quality control and testing processes are increasingly linked to those of its battery suppliers and subcontractors.
Heatwaves are increasingly linked to extreme weather changes such as floods, tornadoes, droughts and 'cold snaps' that we tend to hide.
Concern is growing at the national level over the security of these control systems, which are increasingly linked to computers and networks.
Islands are increasingly linked to the expanding human dimension and tied to mainland forces, including population migration and tourism, through the processes of globalization.
In the search for both immediate solutions and long-term transitions towards sustainability, green infrastructures (GI) are increasingly linked to urban water management.
As reimbursements are increasingly linked to patient experience, physicians and hospitals will need to find ways to incorporate patient and family input into operational decisions.
As antiradical hysteria swept the United States, Flores Magón was increasingly linked to domestic radicals.
Most notably the mass introduction of neonicotinoids has been increasingly linked to the decimation of the bee population.
Progressive specialization is increasingly linked to fellowship training, which generally abruptly narrows a surgeon's scope of practice.
Lipid accumulation in nonadipose tissues is increasingly linked to the development of type 2 diabetes in obese individuals.
Since then, its identity has been increasingly linked to Botox, its branded delivery system for minute doses of a bacterial toxin that can paralyze muscles for several months.
