The phrase "linked initiatives" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to initiatives that are related, connected, or associated in some way. For example, "The government has implemented a number of linked initiatives to promote economic growth."
Also, in a separate but linked initiative, the Treasury has renegotiated existing PFI deals to find £2.5bn of savings over the lifetime of the contracts - which is £1bn more than it originally hoped.
In addition, Google is also expanding its mobile app deep linking initiative to integrate deep linking with AdWords.
This was particularly apparent at Sites A and E where farming communities had been in contact with scientists linked to initiatives involving MARI and IITA alongside developmental implementations including water irrigation initiatives established by the Ministry of Water and Livestock Development.
To ensure residents linked the initiatives to Mr. Bo, his underlings slathered the city in billboards branded with his favorite slogans, including "Safe Chongqing" and "Healthy Chongqing".
Facilitating access may require overcoming institutional inertia and is linked to initiatives of having person centred care instead of institution centred care [ 43, 44].
The central elements of current and likely any future US health reform will link payment to quality via "pay-for-performance" and "value-based purchasing" models and mandate linked reporting initiatives [ 39].
For the middle class, resources are linked to initiative; for the poor, they are linked to problems.
Partnership is a vital part of our engagement work, showcased by linking with initiatives such as the Artes Mundi visual arts exhibition and prize, the biggest in the UK at £40,000.
Value stream mapping (VSM) is a process for planning and linking lean initiatives through systematic data acquisition and analysis that often gives additional insights.
