The phrase "insufficient link" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a lack of connection between two points, facts, ideas, or entities. For example, "We found that there was an insufficient link between the cost of the product and its demand."
"Today, there is an insufficient link between management pay and performance and this encourages harmful short-term tendencies," said the commission, announcing the new initiative.
In like manner, a July 15 decision by a U.S. District Court in Maryland found an insufficient link between drug dealing and an automobile (U.S. v. One 2003 Mercedes Benz).
They felt that there was an insufficient link between electrolytes such as sodium and chloride and subsequent changes in hydrogen ions.
The associations between peptides that had an insufficient link score were dissolved, and the remaining links were used to generate single linkage clusters.
Pandemic plans set out strategies of prevention, containment, mitigation and recovery but workshop participants noted an insufficient link between pandemic plans and public health laws, potentially limiting the effectiveness of those strategies.
The result is a rather overcrowded field, with insufficient links between the bodies responsible for health and social care.
A strategy review undertaken by Mr Matthews concluded in February that there were insufficient links between the group's operations to justify the status quo continuing.
However, there are limitations to the validity and quality of data in psychiatric registries, including over-representation of severe cases or inpatient data, sparse clinical detail, exclusion of variables not available from all institutions reporting to the register, and insufficient linking to other registries such as cause of death (Munk-Jørgensen et al. 2014).
This is because clusters with insufficient links will not be merged, thus the shared members will belong to both clusters.
Although the phenotypic data alone were insufficient to link C13orf3 to Ska1, the combination with the localisation data predicted that Ska1 and C13orf3 might physically and/or genetically interact.
Overall, this suggests that unlike DFPs, motif analysis of DHSs is insufficient to link a given TF to changes in gene expression, making the use of DFPs a valuable tool for this purpose.
