The phrase "are interlinked in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or connection between two or more elements within a specific context.
Example: "The economic and environmental factors are interlinked in the discussion of sustainable development."
Alternatives: "are connected in" or "are related in".
Excretion and water balance are interlinked in all terrestrial arthropods, including scorpions.
Considering the pelagic and benthic environments in isolation from each other should be done cautiously because the two are interlinked in many ways.
All of a sudden, the truth that no matter how disparately human beings are scattered, they are interlinked in more than just a simple way, was becoming more than a truism.
Above all, Mr Cameron has to face up to the difficult truth that it will take money to pay for the targeted programmes of education, training and counselling required to get to grips with the problems of illiteracy, lack of job skills and drug addiction which are interlinked in prisons.
Her intimate knowledge of Chinese social and cultural life and her wide range of historic examples make Training the Body for China a unique illustration of how gender, the body, and the nation are interlinked in Chinese culture.
Complex means that the problem regarded is influenced by many factors, that these factors are interlinked in a manifold way and that there are a number of possible answers to the problem [9].
'Film and fashion people have always been interlinked in the circles in which they move.
The futures of the Andromeda and Milky Way galaxies may be interlinked: in about five billion years, the two could potentially begin an Andromeda Milky Way collision that would spark extensive new star formation.
These emerging themes can be interlinked in different manners at different phases of the clinical reasoning process (Figure 1).
The development of the guidelines was not directly linked to their immediate use in practice due to various factors that were interlinked in complex ways.
In each layer, the key developmental domains (KDDs) were interlinked in matrix form with the eight environmental indicators: water resource availability (WRA), soil erosion (SE), soil salinization (SS), land desertification (LD), forest destruction (FD), water quality (WQ), air quality (AQ) and biological diversity (BD).
