The phrase "a plastic strap" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a strap made of plastic material, often used for securing or holding items together.
Example: "I used a plastic strap to bundle the cables neatly together."
Alternatives: "a synthetic strap" or "a polymer strap".
And its little "clothes" -- that tongue and a plastic strap you can use to attach the thing to your belt -- will change colors, too.
| Unidentified drug suspect #118 | Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila | Found dead, with his hands and legs were tied using a nylon cord, a plastic strap and packaging tape and his face wrapped with a towel and duct tape; on his body was a sign saying, "Holdaper ako, Pusher pa".
Some exercise balls come with a thin plastic strap; this is used as a visual aid for when the ball has reached the appropriate size.
Being a very practical and muscular toad, who drives a mechanical digger, Cartwright finally settled on a pink plastic strap for her "because," he reasoned, "she likes to keep in touch with her feminine side".
It's got a natty blue plastic strap to attach it to the pram, and it's a great read.
The following day, while wearing a thick plastic strap-on mask bought at a hardware store, I got on a step stool and scrubbed the mold off with bleach and sponges.
All of the monitors I tried have a transmitter belt with an elastic strap and a plastic strip containing two flexible electrodes, some microchips, a battery and a radio.
I tested the standard Gear 2. It looks like a modern round watch with a stainless steel body and moulded white or black plastic strap.
Zip ties contain a locking mechanism that fits into the slots on the long plastic strap, making it so that the strap can only go one way.
Everything still works, even the plastic strap clips that others have replaced.
Normal, inexpensive plastic strap locks usually take the form of small discs with holes in the middle and a set of ridges on a rotating upper portion.
