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The phrase "there are links" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to different connections between things, such as between places, ideas, objects, etc. For example: "There are links between poverty and crime rates in urban areas."
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If the domain is not available there are links to the whois registration information.
In saying there are links, I am not saying these are parallel situations.
In addition there are links to the genomic sequence at either NCBI or UDEL.
There are links with the book's Venice story, and with Thomas Mann's Venice story.
Then there are LINks (Local Involvement Networks).
— And there are links to other sites, she said.
There are links to Sky and Telescope magazine and Space.com.com
There are links at eldercarelink.com and at eldercare.gov, the Department of Health and Human Services site.
There are links to videos and other resources about epigenetics on the IHEC website.
"There are links between the informal economy and the formal economy," Allain said.
There are links from the version of this column at nytimes.com/yourmoney.
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