"link of interest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to reference a website or URL that could be of interest to the reader. For example, "Here is an interesting link of interest you might want to explore further: www.example.com."
The transmission over a link of interest is denoted with the subscript "0".
In this case, for a link of interest in sector 1 in BS 1, the interference will comprise 18 (6 BS × 3 sectors) intercell and 2 intracell links.
To perform a task e.g. Book a Berth may not be a problem to a sighted person as s/he can always locate the link of interest to proceed forward.
We assume that either all flows are bottlenecked at the particular wireless link of interest or their bottleneck bandwidths at other links are known in advance and they remain unaffected by the dynamics of the wireless link.
On the example of PMI choice and its outcome, the researcher could separate the link of interest into two stages, the first stage being represented by model (1) in the above, to assess the propensity to be treated based on some observed characteristics.
This Yahoo category has links of interest to fans of microcars with macrodreams, like the Isetta, Goggomobil and Messerschmitt.
The Set4Women Web site contains career-related information and links of interest to CRS.
In the case of the spectrum occupancy map problem, there are many links of interest but they do not all share a single terminal.
The result is something akin to my digital stream of consciousness, consisting of a homogeneous flow of status updates, links of interest, pictures, text, quotes, conversations and practically anything else that crosses my path during the day.
To me, at least, it's where I simultaneously bookmark links of interest, keep track of scores of my friends' lives, converse with those friends without knowing or caring where they are, share pictures and articles with them and with hundreds of people I don't know, do research ("Dear LazyTwitter…"), and follow a small number of interesting people and/or news filters I've never met.
When the number of links of interest is two, this is analogous to the so called 'Birthday Problem'.
