"led to closer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe how one event or action caused a result or consequence that was more intimate, intimate or familiar than before. Example: The team's victory led to closer bonds between the players, as they celebrated together in the locker room and shared their joy with each other.
That led to closer scrutiny of portfolio managers' personal investments in the securities their funds held.
Attempts to diversify trading links led to closer ties with the East and Southeast Asia, and strong ties with the United States remained a linchpin in Tunisia's ability to present itself as a stable, reliable, and moderate state.
A crackdown on internet pornography has led to closer scrutiny by internet service providers of non-porn websites.In December Yeeyan, a site with translations of articles from foreign newspapers including the Guardian and the New York Times, was closed for several days.
In general, the new partnership with Africa has led to closer political and cultural ties between China and Africa.
The election of China-friendly President Ma Ying-jeou in 2008 has led to closer political ties between the long-time adversaries than at any point in the past half century, and Taiwan's leader has made concluding a trade liberalization agreement known as ECFA, or the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement, a big goal this year.
This incident, along with an earlier ValuJet Flight 592 crash, led to closer FAA oversight of airline maintenance operations.
This led to close and enduring friendships.
So the city's racial equipoise has not necessarily led to close interactions across racial lines.
At a public forum last year, hundreds of New York medical residents confessed that fatigue had led to close calls.
This led to close observation of the evolution of headache by charting the annual course.
This project led to close collaborations with leading universities and research institutes in the three countries.
