"link through which" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to a specific connection or passageway. For example, "They found a hidden link through which they could access the secret documents."
The Office of the Registrar will email you a link through which you can take care of this step.
Better Capital, run by veteran venture capitalist Jon Moulton – said that it had been denied the right to a fair hearing when the committees published a report into the events running up to the collapse of City Link, through which more than 3,000 workers lost their jobs last Boxing Day.
But so do other British cities, and so far there has been no comparative work measuring cortisol, the stress-hormone that some reckon could be the biological link through which an unpleasant environment results in an early death.The "Glasgow effect" may well be a problem without a solution.
Companies provide applicants with a link, through which they enter personal information and documentation to verify their identity.
Efforts are currently under way to deploy the vehicle's high-gain antenna (HGA), which would provide a direct-to-Earth link through which to pass data.
The endogenous terms of futures contracting, therefore, constitutes an important link through which market transparency may affect the volume of supply in agricultural markets.
The stores include internet links through which motorists can check weather and traffic conditions and plan their route.
Instead, it has resulted in the creation of transnational links through which tactical expertise and "brand legitimacy" is shared, with the objectives remaining local.
I use a CGE-microsimulation model that captures various links through which agricultural modernization affects households.
In addition, directional antenna is used to establish long-range communication links, through which two one-hop transmissions can be replaced by a one-hop long-range transmission, and the authors proved that such long-range communication links can efficiently increase the spatial reuse efficiency of spectrum resources.
In 1956, Sanders moved the company headquarters from Corbin to Shelbyville, Kentucky, which offered superior transport links through which he could distribute his spices, pressure cookers, take-out cartons and advertising material to franchisees.
