The phrase "are linked to current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections to present situations, trends, or events.
Example: "The recent changes in policy are linked to current economic challenges faced by the country."
Alternatives: "are associated with current" or "are connected to current".
"But, in particular, they are linked to current events in Qalamoun".
The driving forces behind important risk factors for NCDs, such as fine particulate air pollution, physical inactivity and unhealthy diets, are linked to current patterns of unsustainable development, including the combustion of fossil fuels which results in climate change [ 58].
The findings presented here are consistent with results of previous studies indicating that post-war hardships, [ 49] family and community violence, [ 50, 51, 53, 54] and stigma and discrimination, [ 55, 56] are risk factors for persistent mental health problems such as PTSD, depression, and alcohol and drug abuse, all of which are linked to current SI [ 32, 36- 39, 57].
He believes the 1987 conviction has led to his name being linked to current allegations.
His eschatology revitalized medieval millennialism, and, soon after his death at the beginning of the 13th century, prophecies attributed to him were linked to current events and were believed to predict imminent apocalypse.
One could speculate that growing concern about the lack of jobs is linked to current economic worries, such as financial problems for euro currency and the resulting slowdown of major economies.
This information can be linked to current sensory input from the touched fingers, and can moreover be shared between the hemispheres.
Perceived medical stress has also been linked to current mental distress [ 7] and to forthcoming health problems [ 8].
Training should be linked to current local resources that can offer support to young people when a referral to CAMHS is not possible or appropriate.
Perceived medical school stress has been linked to current mental distress [ 18] and to forthcoming mental health problems [ 19], and is therefore assumed to affect life satisfaction.
