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Discover LudwigThe phrase "he was linked to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person that was associated with a certain event or thing, as in the sentence: "After the investigation it was found that he was linked to the robbery."
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Kenyan police will allege he was linked to Lewthwaite.
"He was linked to Ajax as a possible signing and even compared to Johan Cruyff.
Who outside Modesto had heard of Mr. Condit before he was linked to an intern?
He was linked to Bayern Munich in 2007, and is now on loan at Brighton.
However, Mr Massey denied that he was linked to the unrest.
Other operatic projects he was linked to, with other companies, never came to fruition.
As a merry bachelor in the '80s, he was linked to Bianca Jagger and Carrie Fisher.
He has been the focus of intense scrutiny since he was linked to Maj.
He claimed he was linked to the Munich massacre "without knowing it".
The authorities said he was linked to Ms. Lord's murder by forensic and surveillance evidence.
He added that the bureau was unable to rule out the possibility he was linked to the Sept. 11 attacks.
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