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The phrase "closely links to" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to indicate that two things are closely associated or connected with each other. For example: This article closely links to the previous one in the series.
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Grounded in Vygotskyan theory of development, DA closely links to several SCT concepts, in particular the concepts of mediation, ZPD, and scaffolding.
The reduction of the sensitivity to genotoxic agents closely links to loss of the checkpoint function that permits cells a high rate of genomic adaptation to acquire a growth advantage.
Significantly, the degree of upregulation for FGFR1 at ∼three-fold was highest within network 2. As expected, FGFR1 signalling closely links to ERK1/2.
VEGF signalling pathway is another significant pathway revealed by our results, and it closely links to MAPK signalling pathway as well.
These observations represent that deregulation of developmental pathway closely links to aberrant behavior of AECs and subsequent fibrotic scarring in the adult lung after injury.
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The hunger is closely linked to politics.
Malaria is closely linked to the climate.
Ireland is closely linked to the UK.
Civic leadership is closely linked to this.
Part-time study is closely linked to equality of opportunity.
Its bookstore is closely linked to its website.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com