The phrase 'has been mostly linked to' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate a correlation between two or more things. For example: Stress has been mostly linked to an increased risk of heart disease.
COLOMBIANS are given to fretting over the image their country projects abroad, mainly because it has been mostly linked to guerrillas, drugs and violence.
TG-mediated protein crosslinking has long been associated with matrix formation in physiological events such as bone formation, but also in pathological circumstances such as fibrosis where activity has been mostly linked to TG2 [78], [78].
However, GGT has been mostly linked to cardiovascular events while ALT was weakly associated to these events [ 55].
The hypertrophic potential following creatine administration has been mostly linked to fluid retention in myofibers due to swelling-induced osmotic potential of high intracellular creatine [ 24, 27].
Although ionizing-radiation and ceramide can separately promote death, cell cycle arrest or differentiation, ceramide-induced signaling after irradiation has been mostly linked to apoptosis.
Assuming that song complexity reflects a superior male status [ 29– 31] which has been mostly linked to indirect fitness benefits for females, it might at the same time be an indicator of more direct benefits of female choice (i.e. a male's ability to provide paternal care).
This way the scarcity of a metal, which is mostly linked to a low ore grade or high amounts of overburden, indirectly has an impact on the results.
But these deaths were mostly linked to fan groups, which are infiltrated by criminal gangs and have complex relationships with teams and the police.
Between ages of one and five, deaths are mostly linked to injuries, accidents and serious diseases such as cancer.
Findings also indicate that TPACK was mostly linked to expressing practical concerns.
The increase in road accidents every year is mostly linked to drivers' fatigue.
