The phrase "are largely linked to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a significant connection or relationship between two or more concepts, events, or factors.
Example: "The rise in global temperatures are largely linked to increased carbon emissions from industrial activities."
Alternatives: "are mainly associated with" or "are primarily connected to".
These results are largely linked to the predictability of relative humidity.
The gains associated with a VQ system are largely linked to the size of the block used.
"The security problems in the city center are largely linked to the problem of illegal immigration," said Mr. Kokkalakis, the police spokesman.
But basically, the HCP crystal structure coupled with low stacking fault energies (SFE) are largely linked to the poor ductility exhibited by Mg alloys.
Supplies to the rowing lake at Eton Dorney near Windsor, in Berkshire, are largely linked to the levels of the nearby River Thames.
Last year, he discovered that four areas of the brain that are largely linked to inner ear function each showed a broad change in activity when pigeons were exposed to magnetic stimulation.
The study expands on the scientists' previous research, which showed that the mass extinction of large mammals during the last ice age and in subsequent millennia was largely linked to the spread of modern humans, not to climate change.
The CDC says the rise in Legionnaires' cases is largely linked to improper water management, most frequently inside buildings that have large water systems, namely hotels, hospitals and other health care facilities.
This low-frequency variability seems to be largely linked to PDO and AMO modulation.
They were largely linked to anger over corruption and other forms of abuse of power such as illegal land seizures.
Females are able to reproduce immediately after giving birth (postpartum estrus), and after fertilization the gestation period is largely linked to the seasonal availability of fruit.
