The phrase "are mostly linked to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a general connection or relationship between two or more subjects, often in a statistical or analytical context.
Example: "The symptoms of the disease are mostly linked to environmental factors and lifestyle choices."
Alternatives: "are primarily associated with" or "are largely connected to".
Between ages of one and five, deaths are mostly linked to injuries, accidents and serious diseases such as cancer.
Inter-individual variations in A. muciniphila are mostly linked to environmental factors (Fig. 3B) (Goodrich et al., 2014).
For herringbone CNTs (h-CNTs), carboxyl groups are mostly linked to its sidewalls, where abundant edge carbons were exposed, providing an enhanced CWAO activity.
The results obtained show that the young and well developed plantations have the stronger impacts on all the LFA indices and that the plantation effects are mostly linked to the localized synergistic effect of the plant furrow association.
Density-related costs are mostly linked to operation and maintenance activities which depend on transportation, like sludge removal or the visits of professionals to the plants for control, servicing or repairs.
"The theory that food allergies are mostly linked to newer foods, like milk and wheat, because we've only been eating them for a few thousand years, seems sensible to me," she says.
COLOMBIANS are given to fretting over the image their country projects abroad, mainly because it has been mostly linked to guerrillas, drugs and violence.
But these deaths were mostly linked to fan groups, which are infiltrated by criminal gangs and have complex relationships with teams and the police.
Findings also indicate that TPACK was mostly linked to expressing practical concerns.
The increase in road accidents every year is mostly linked to drivers' fatigue.
In general, the variations of the structural properties were mostly linked to the blade growth activity.
