The phrase "examine the link" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to carefully consider or analyze a connection or relationship between two things. Example: Before making a decision, it is important to examine the link between cost and quality to ensure we are getting the best value for our money.
Yet almost every study to examine the link has found a strong one.
The regulator also took a sample of 92 institutions to examine the link between pay and performance.
The study, led by the University of East Anglia, is the first to examine the link between cumulative carbon dioxide emissions and more frequent hot days.
There are indeed advances to be thankful for, and David Brooks is correct to examine the link between economic growth and poverty reduction, two very different phenomena.
On Wednesday, the semiautomatic handgun Mr. Smith used to try to kill himself will be fired to examine the link to the bullet fragments.
Disney is also in discussions with the US-based Wildlife Consetvation Society to set up a research programme to examine the link between the lesser flamingos and Natron, the largest soda lake in the Rift Valley.
Jo Armstead, 21, spent hundreds of hours at Wythenshawe Hospital in Manchester over the summer using data from 30 countries to examine the link between the debilitating lung condition and the aspergillus fungus.
An ordinary least square (OLS) model is employed to examine the link between colonialism and slum incidence in Africa.
This paper uses a gravity-style empirical framework to examine the link between international knowledge flows and immigration policies.
Further research should examine the link between LiDAR metrics and V across broader ranges of V to confirm these findings.
First, we examine the link between cognition and attitude – the influence of psychological ownership on turnover intention.
