The phrase "are linked to data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing relationships or connections between different elements, particularly in contexts involving information, analysis, or research.
Example: "The results of the study are linked to data collected from various sources, highlighting the importance of comprehensive research."
Alternatives: "are associated with data" or "are connected to data".
System components are linked to data acquisition for components control and continuous recording.
Ab initio gene predictions and consensus gene models are linked to data on the BGD server via CGI scripts.
Attributes with a defined value set are linked to data dictionary entries to facilitate standardized content in the database.
Using the IIP3D technology that underlies the eHistology Atlas, users will be able to define points or regions in the atlas viewer, which are linked to data in an outside resource (via a url or doi).
More abstract phenotypes from clinical studies are linked to data resources like Medline Plus (http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus), OMIM (Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man, http://omim.org) or the Diseases database (http://www.diseasesdatabase.com).com
Around 50% of the CPRD practices are linked to data from hospital episode statistics (HES), 12 which contains information on all admissions to hospital in England, including all discharge diagnoses and procedures.
Data regarding sickness absence could only be linked to data regarding psychosocial work conditions at the workplace level, as the latter were not available at the individual level.
But on Friday, the bank said that the German scandal might be linked to data stolen by a disgruntled employee in 2002, and it conceded that it was not sure how many clients had been exposed.
Mental illness was linked to data on health care use through weighted logistic regression.
Additional trustworthiness concerns may be linked to data access modalities, data security and anonymity, on which little information is currently available.
The dementia registry was linked to data from the HUNT study using the Norwegian 11-digit personal identity number, which is unique to each resident in Norway.
