The phrase "as inherently linked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong, essential connection between two concepts or entities.
Example: "The environment and human health are as inherently linked as the air we breathe and the water we drink."
Alternatives: "as fundamentally connected" or "as intrinsically related".
In its ruling the court writes that Uber's "intermediation service… must be regarded as being inherently linked to a transport service and, accordingly, must be classified as 'a service in the field of transport' within the meaning of EU law".
But what actually constitutes uncertainty is not straightforward as it is inherently linked to issues of risk, safety and evaluation.
These two setups allow us to obtain data on the individual binding affinity as well as the avidity that is inherently linked to the dimeric nature of the ligands.
His view is that "the whole idea of 'sharing' as a mantra" is inherently linked to disinformation's power online.
The initiative and the stock reclassification agreement are inherently linked as 99percentt of the couple's Facebook shares have been donated to the group.
The initiative and the stock reclassification agreement are inherently linked as 99percentt of the couple's Facebook shares have been donated to the group.
According to the limited capacity hypothesis (Jensen 1998; Vernon 1987 , 1989, processing speed and working memory are inherently linked as faster speed of information processing facilitates access to information that is sustained in the working memory system (Baddeley 1992; Baddeley and Hitch 1974) before it is lost through decay or interference.
As such, the items are inherently linked to the metric both in terms of ability of the person and the amount of information that an item provides at each point along the trait.
Thus, any generalisations made to countries outside the target populations have to be examined cautiously as the results presented here are inherently linked to the context.
