The phrase "no clear linkage between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to show that there is no direct connection or association between two or more variables, statements, people, or things. For example, "We found no clear linkage between income level and voting patterns in this election."
One dose administration was selected as with many growth factors, there is no clear linkage between the pharmacodynamic effects of BMP-7 and its temporal presence in the blood or at the site of action.
Although some schools have had other programmes visiting such as Childline 'Yes/No Feeling' programme, AIDS dramas, the 'Girl Child Programme' and TADA clubs; YWCA (peer counselling programme), and Health Unlimited and Oxfam have developed school initiatives in Omaheke, there is no clear linkage between programmes or co-ordination in terms of targeting of schools and activities.
The current top-down approach to the planning and budgeting system means that funds allocated to districts and hospitals by the central level with no clear linkages between the districts and the MoH.
Funds allocated to the MoH are in turn allocated to the districts and hospitals by the MoH headquarters with no clear linkages between the districts and the MoH headquarter [ 20].
The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, added that "it is possible it is terrorist related, potentially Al Qaeda," adding, "But at this time there is no direct or clear linkage between these incidents and any terrorist cell or network".
"There seems to be a lack of clear linkage between pay and performance.
The panel found a clear linkage between the impact of storms and sea level rise, Mastrandrea said.
In The Trouble With Guns, published in the year of the agreement, Malachi O'Doherty summarises Sinn Féin's tactics: "Republicans would talk us all into a clear linkage between two things that were not necessarily part of each other: constitutional agreement and peace.
The Nigerian Amos Tutuola wrote The Palm-Wine Drinkard and His Dead Palm-Wine Tapster in the Deads' Town (1952), its construction revealing a clear linkage between the oral and literary traditions.
The results provide a clear linkage between landslides and sediment discharge due to hydrological processes occurring in the hillslope.
More importantly, both studies had failed to provide a clear linkage between the considered criteria and the purposes of RWIS stations.
