'intrinsically linked with' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to two items that are inextricably connected to one another, usually in a causal or logical way. For example, "Employee satisfaction is intrinsically linked with productivity."
Many live in poverty and isolation, factors intrinsically linked with HIV acquisition and reduced testing uptake.
On to this was grafted a whole bunch of dishes - coq au vin, cassoulet, and so on - which came to be intrinsically linked with notions of the horny-handed peasantry tilling the ancient land.
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I feel that a chapter of my life is intrinsically linked with this relatively small combat zone in southern Afghanistan, and I feel that I have a connection with all those who have served there.
A Foreign Office spokeswoman insisted that human rights were still "an integral part of the Foreign Office's work" and were "intrinsically linked with many aspects of our national interest, including the stability and prosperity of our international partners".
The rising prices are a function of global processes and more particularly the high cost of living in Israel, because the West Bank economy is intrinsically linked with Israel's under the political accords of the 1990s.
Ethnic minorities are among the key vulnerable groups deserving special attention in disease elimination initiatives, especially because their lifestyle might be intrinsically linked to locations with high transmission risk.
As a result, Sbihi views himself as being as much Moroccan as English, so intrinsically linked has he become with the north African nation.
For me personally, it has soundtracked moments of spine-tingling ecstasy – an epic drive through the red rocks of Sedona, for instance – and also moments of great sadness: I still have to be careful about where I hear the beautiful theme to Once Upon a Time in the West, so intrinsically linked as it is with a past breakup.
Fashion is intrinsically linked to pop culture, with the power to sell itself through storytelling and sex appeal.
A particular issue about hallucinations is whether such a symptom can be nosologically distinguished from psychosis, or whether it is intrinsically linked in its occurrence with other psychotic symptoms such as delusions.
