The phrase "are linked work" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a relationship between work items or tasks, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The tasks are linked to the overall project goals."
Alternatives: "are connected tasks" or "are related work".
But when computers are linked into work stations part of a system word processing becomes a control-related technology.
Some of the contributions to this special issue, in fact, are linked to works presented in this conference and seem to capture this transformational trend.
The general idea that apoptotic response to DNA damage and susceptibility to cancer are linked is supported by work in mice.
Disease state and interference with work are linked in fibromyalgia, as the present and other studies demonstrate.
Flow at work can be linked to work-related employee enjoyment, since individuals who enjoy their work are more often reporting flow at work [ 12, 16, 18, 26].
To ensure integration with other hazard management activities in a region, the preparation of hazard provisions in a regional policy statement, in particular, should be linked with work being undertaken, and priorities established, as part of the CDEM Group Plan Quality Planningg 2013).
Stanley Ellis, a dialect researcher, found that many of the dialect words in the Filton area were linked to work in the aerospace industry.
This line of research is linked to work on the ACC and error detection (see above) by a recent fMRI study of error awareness (Klein et al. 2007).
This was linked to work and recreational commitments, in addition to 'slowing down' in retirement, taking things at a leisurely pace.
The latter two of these seem to be linked: recent work indicates that pancreatitis can promote acinar cell reprogramming into pancreatic ductal tumors.
