The phrase "as integrally linked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong connection or relationship between two or more elements, often in a context discussing systems, ideas, or concepts.
Example: "The economy and the environment are as integrally linked as the two sides of a coin; one cannot thrive without the other."
Alternatives: "deeply connected" or "fundamentally associated".
The practices of CT along with computational modeling and programming that are integrally linked to CT have been included as key features in NRC's K-12 science education framework (National Research Council 2011).
Development and climate change are integrally linked, and developed countries counted more than 80% of FSF as official development assistance (ODA)." The ODI also found that climate finance pledged through multilateral climate funds fell by 71% last year.
They say hunting and trading in polar bears is "integrally linked" with Inuit subsistence and culture.
"Hitler's Beneficiaries" offers stark proof that the murder and the theft were in many cases integrally linked.
Instead of unwholesome self-preoccupation, there is a focus on the development of ethical motivation integrally linked to a sense of duty and care for others.
Its inspiration is to both the naturalist and the author, occupations that are integrally linked through Thoreau's astonishing powers of observation.
In any case, like many of his generation, he is not someone whose faith seems integrally linked to a particular institution.
Trademarks and logos are so integrally linked to our daily lives that any tinkering with the familiar is suspect — and to be avoided.
Not covered by the investigation and tentative settlement, for example, are Google's methods for mining and making money on data from services like Gmail and maps that are separate from its search engine but integrally linked to it.
Mayors from across central Louisiana and the area's Congressional delegation had been involved in planning for the series of events, which were expected to draw tens of thousands of people to downtown Leesville, a town of 7,000 people whose livelihoods are integrally linked to Fort Polk.
