"central link" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a connection between two points or ideas. For example, "This bridge is the central link between our two cities."
Read Freedman at the Climate Central link above.
He said Djibouti could become the central link between the raw materials of Africa and the oil wealth of Arabia, with Dubai as its main partner.
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"Basingstoke is a major central link to Heathrow, to Farnborough airport," he said.
ELITE undertakes the operation, maintenance and toll collection of the North-South Expressway Central Link (NSECL).
Structural studies characterize SUN KASH interactions that form the central link of the nuclear-envelope bridge.
We set (r L,r m,r R ) = (1,000, 10, 1,000) Mbps, ensuring that the central link is the bottleneck link.
This investigation proposes the lunar region as the central link to a transfer network that enables travel throughout the Earth-Moon system, connecting the lunar region to the vicinity of the Earth and the neighborhood of the triangular libration points.
The central link between pulmonary inflammation and distortion of lung development is modulated by amniotic infection and a bundle of well-established clinical therapies including steroid exposure as well as the avoidance of mechanical ventilation and high oxygen exposure [6, 8].
By analyzing the identified impact area, we can find that link 17 19 is a central link of the impact area, and links between the set of nodes directly connected to node 17 and node 19 are subject to a greater impact of this link closure.
