The phrase "a process of attachment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the development or establishment of a connection or bond between individuals, objects, or concepts.
Example: "The study focused on a process of attachment that occurs between caregivers and infants during the early stages of development."
Alternatives: "a method of bonding" or "a mechanism of connection."
Such networks are typically formed dynamically through a process of preferential attachment.
In a climate of family physician scarcity, these patients may enter a process of searching for attachment that includes a protracted period without a usual doctor [ 38, 39].
TGF- β-triggered glioma cell motility is based on a very complex system consisting of a step-like process of attachment and migration, which involves components of ECM, proteases and integrins as well as the tumour cells (Platten et al, 2001).
(A) EV71 in the process of attachment to the host cell membrane.
While in some species, like humans, physical contact plays a role in the process of attachment, it has been suggested that tactile contact's value may greatly differ according to the species considered.
As Bucknell explained in her introduction to the first volume of the diaries, "for Isherwood, Vedanta was most simply a process of gradually overcoming worldly attachments and habits of thought and behavior in order to free the spirit so that it could recognize and achieve oneness with God".
As a matter of social reality mothers are more often the primary carers of children and therefore are more likely to be the primary attachment figure, but the process of attachment applies to any carer and infants develop a number of attachments according to who relates to them and the intensity of the engagement.
The process of attachment can be delayed or disrupted after having a preterm baby and supporting this bond is particularly important as it has long-term consequences for the parent-infant relationship and the baby's development [ 10].
The process of attachment of the dye molecule to the fibre is one of absorption; that is, the dye molecules concentrate on the fibre surface.
This paper reviews various conceptualisations of place attachment and use, the process of attachment towards places, and the behaviour commitment of users towards parks.
