The phrase "as hyperlinks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to links in digital content that allow users to navigate to other web pages or resources.
Example: "You can find additional resources on our website, listed as hyperlinks in the article."
Alternatives: "in the form of links" or "as clickable links".
Trackbacks tell you when someone has made that link and they are automatically added to the bottom of your original post as hyperlinks.
Still, watching Fox did help me decode Trump's debate tangents, since much of what he says is shorthand, with code words — Project Veritas, Sidney Blumenthal — used as hyperlinks to stories that he assumes his audience has already absorbed.
It has a sudden, inorganic feel, as if it were built in a day; nearly a quarter of the follows are for his own hotels and golf clubs, so a lot of the timeline is filled with pictures of diced vegetables and there are as many links as hyperlinks.
Structure data are provided as hyperlinks connecting web pages.
We think the connections between people/things they care about will be as big as hyperlinks.
It suggests users could be offered ads as hyperlinks based within the book's text, in-laid text or even "dynamic content" such as video.
Just as hyperlinking disrupts the traditional structures of written text, the same is true of video.Technology Quarterly Splitting the digital difference Behold, the bus of the future Pipe in the sky?
At a preliminary hearing in a federal court in Westchester County, N.Y., last month, British Telecommunications, a subsidiary of the BT Group, asserted that it owned a patent on what is now known as hyperlinking, the process of linking Web pages so users can move from one page to another by simply clicking on highlighted text.
The first kind of page is called an authority, the latter a hub.In collaboration with IBM's Almaden Research Centre in San Jose, California (where he was working on sabbatical from Cornell when he first had his idea) Dr Kleinberg has developed an experimental system known as Hyperlink-Induced Topic Search HITSS) to see if his method can be made to work in practice.
In addition many technologies not available in print-only formats can be explored such as hyperlinking, video files, and interactive graphics and molecular superimpositions.
This is pasted as hyperlinked text, so you can do things like pull up the listing in Google Maps, phone a business or perform a web search for the item in question, among other things.
