The part of the sentence "linked to the system" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is connected or associated with a larger system or process. Example: The new security measures are closely linked to the system upgrade, ensuring better protection for our sensitive data.
Under the county's proposal, video cameras linked to the system would be installed as well.
I was not aware that there were reasons why I felt so awful, and these were linked to the system of our society and my place in it.
In 1996 a second Maghrib-Europe gas pipeline began to supply Spain with Algerian gas, and Portugal was linked to the system in 1997.
Construction of the cable is expected to begin in weeks and to be finished by 2009, according to the I.F.C. Thirteen more adjoining countries are to be linked to the system, financed by public and private investors.
The weak spot in any mobile-payment system, whether Apple Pay or another, is the point of enrolment, when a customer's existing credit card is linked to the system.
The guide specifies a number of other channels for even more sensitive material including Nodis, Exdis, Roger and the Docklamp Channel (for communication between defence attaches and the Defence Intelligence Agency), and by now the vast majority of US missions worldwide are linked to the system.
These models were subsequently linked to the systems model, with sclerostin signaling changes in resorption and formation through established osteocyte-mediated mechanisms.
Peak Cavern is the largest and most important cave system which is even linked to the Speedwell system at Winnats.
The incentive system can also be closely linked to the monitoring system as a tiered approach similar to the one applied in IPCC LULUCF and AFOLU.
Ideally, the biometric should be linked to the encryption system.
Those changes were not linked to the battery system, and were not required by the Federal Aviation Administration.
