The phrase "strictly linked" can be used in written English, but it would be more common to use "closely linked" or "directly linked" instead.
Example: The rise in unemployment is strictly linked to the economic recession.
The Ivy League's academic standards are strictly linked to those of the student population at large, so coaches have little leeway when recruiting players.
The method is not strictly linked to a particular software.
Moreover, HCV particle production appears to be strictly linked to very-low-density lipoproteins.
The evolution of wages in Italy is strictly linked to its institutional setting of labour relations.
The control functions in the PCS are strictly linked to the performance of the ITER actuators and diagnostics.
It should be kept in mind that CSD is not a phenomenon that is strictly linked to the cortical structures.
Some authors belonging to the classic psychoanalytical theory had a conception of the binomial activity/passivity as strictly linked to male/female categories.
Such results corroborate the fact that preference organization is differentiated in relation to specific actions and is strictly linked to the resources participants use to design such activities.
The feasibility of this minimally invasive surgery is strictly linked to the use of a piezo surgery device to perform latero-posterior segmental maxillary osteotomy.
For a given olive oil, the question to be or not to be classified as EVOO becomes a question strictly linked to the lab.
First of all, PRP dose could be of particular importance for the outcome since it is strictly linked to the amount of growth factors and bioactive molecules administered.
