The phrase 'make a linkage' is not correct and is not typically used in written English.
An appropriate phrase would be "establish a connection", as in: We established a connection between the two theories to illustrate the similarities between them.
Further, to apply complex kinetics in the process, we have made a linkage between process simulator (Aspen Plus) and Matlab.
J.B.: Your paper makes a linkage that resonates with me: the lack of protections from economic disruptions and the rise of Trumpian nationalism.
The technique makes a linkage between GIS-based modelling and realistic panoramic video frames to dynamically augment a landscape view with modelled temporal changes.
Making a linkage between possible food sources and clinical isolates requires distinguishing the suspected pathogen from an environmental background and placing the variation observed into the wider context of variation occurring within a serovar and among other closely related foodborne pathogens.
Most recently, detailed imaging of Plasmodium berghei sporozoites has revealed that cell adhesion to the substrate and a continuous sequence of actin‐dependent stick‐and‐slip phases of motility underlies sporozoite actomyosin‐based motility (Munter et al., 2009; Hegge et al., 2010) making a linkage between parasite molecular events and its effect on motion.
He added, "I am not going to make a direct linkage to the $20 billion, but our ability to fund these assets and the cash coming from these assets that are securing these funds would be lost" if the House bill were enacted by Congress.
"It is almost impossible to make a direct linkage between the scores and what's been going on the last few years.
This strategy enables one to make a physical linkage map and BAC contigs even for chromosome regions of suppressed recombination.
As careseeking and referral are core components of community-based approaches, it is essential to make a strong linkage between the facility and community.
