The phrase "as a linkage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or relationship between two or more elements in various contexts, such as in discussions about systems, processes, or concepts.
Example: "The report highlights the importance of communication as a linkage between team members to enhance collaboration."
Alternatives: "as a connection" or "as a bond".
To construct an integrated network model, the steam methane reforming process is used as a linkage between the two networks.
Consumer health technologies (CHT) may serve as a linkage between adolescents with overweight or obesity, their parents, and their pediatricians.
Berkeley is an international university like no other and can serve as a linkage between the US and the developing world.
In its simplest form, a modern road vehicle suspension may be thought of as a linkage to allow the wheel to move relative to the body and some elastic element to support loads while allowing that motion.
The strategy for its electrochemical detection was designed by covalently immobilizing single-stranded HBV DNA on gold electrode surface via carboxylate ester as a linkage between 3′-hydroxy end of DNA and carboxyl group of thioglycolic acid (TGA) self-assembled monolayer.
A new class of acrylamide monomers bearing oligo ethylene glycol) unit and N,N-diethylaminoethyl group were designed and prepared through Aza-Michael addition reaction followed by amidation with acryloyl chloride using amino group as a linkage to connect oligo ethylene glycol), N,N-diethylaminoethyl, and polymerizable double bond groups together.
Asian women, in particular, are one of the fastest-growing populations in the American workforce and they can be an asset to the organization's global business as well as providing a linkage to an underserved group.
We therefore considered the two linkage groups as a single linkage group.
Adam J Guastella is an investigator in a project investigating oxytocin's effects partnered by OptiNose AS and funded by a Linkage Grant from the Australian Research Council (LP150101307).
GenomeHits contains the same information as transcriptionHits provided at a contig level as opposed to a linkage group level.
As illustrated by a linkage study of multiplex families with age-related macular degeneration, our findings assist in the interpretation of analysis results in real datasets.
