"parental link" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a relationship between a parent and a child, such as when referring to the effects of a parent's behavior on a child. For example, "The psychologist was keen to explore the parental link between the mother's depression and the child's anxiety."
Welcome to the research zone, where 100 or so whiz kids including Ms. Jurman, the preternaturally poised senior who claimed fifth place and a $25,000 scholarship this month for her Intel investigation of the parental link to teenage drinking, wrack their brains a minimum of 10 hours each week.
The decision confirmed that Andersen Consulting was not owned by Arthur Andersen, so there was no spin-off or break-off, and no parental link.
We controlled for differences in body size among species in the model by dividing each parental link length by SL.
For the more than a million Zimbabweans with parental links elsewhere, for the many Zimbabweans whose children are growing up abroad but who still feel a burning loyalty to Zimbabwe, for Jethro and for me, these changes could not come quickly enough.
The former Pontypridd, Dragons and Saracens player has no issue with foreign-born players seeking to switch countries if they have grand-parental or parental links but questions those taking the residency route.
Today parental links for individuals born in Denmark since 1969 are considered accurate; Danish legislation requires all legal address changes be submitted to the CRS shortly after the move [15].
Parental links for persons born before 1968 may not be precise or obtainable in all cases.
We conclude that this gap in parental links has no large effect on the present estimates.
However, parental links for persons born before 1968 may not be precise or obtainable in all cases.
The parental links are considered virtually complete for people born after 1954, which allows the construction of population based pedigrees.
Another minor limitation of this study may be the lack of parental links of a few offspring born in the 1930s, who died before 1991.
