The phrase "are linked to degrees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between certain factors and levels of measurement, such as academic degrees or temperature degrees.
Example: "The results of the study are linked to degrees of environmental change observed over the past decade."
Alternatives: "are associated with degrees" or "are connected to degrees".
In this work, we propose a mixed dual-scale Galerkin method, in which the degrees-of-freedom of a less computationally expensive coarse-scale approximation are linked to the degrees-of-freedom of a base DG approximation.
Results suggest that patterns of precipitation of the expansive products are linked to the degree of refinement of the pore network.
For example, it has been documented that union density tends to be higher in the public sector.10 On related grounds, it is argued that a wage premium arises because of differences in the bargaining power within the private and public sectors.11 Other explanations are linked to the degree of public wage-setting centralization of countries.12.12
The enhancement patterns of HCC are linked to the degree of histologic differentiation.
The distribution probability distributions are linked to the degree of specialization or flexibility of the given network topology.
Risks of selection bias are linked to what degree the study populations are representative for all planned home births in the country or region.
As a consequence, most of the modifications in the immune system and the angiogenesis phenotype are linked to the degree of tissue injury and its consequent inflammation.
Importance was leveled at establishing a staging system, because adverse outcomes in chronic kidney disease are linked to the degree of chronic kidney disease and future loss of kidney function.
The thresholds are linked to the achievable degree of asymptotic uncertainty attenuation and can therefore be properly tuned by proper tuning of the controllers, thus making the FDI criteria less sensitive to the uncertainty.
Many genetic variants that are linked to autism have a high degree of pleiotropy (i.e., one gene affects more than one phenotype).
