The phrase "able to attach the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to connect or affix something, often in a technical or procedural context.
Example: "The software is able to attach the necessary files to the email before sending."
Alternatives: "capable of attaching the" or "able to link the".
(4) Able to attach the capnometer probe easily. .
In our design we have chosen two species that are able to attach the electron but which have each a different capacity to retain it.
Owners will be able to attach the new devices to an existing PS4 controller via a special mount to play titles powered by the console's processors.
The 'sugar-flexible' glycosyltransferase (DesVII) was able to attach the intermediate sugar and the new sugar to both 12- and 14-membered macrolactones thus producing quinovose or olivose glycosylated 10-deoxymethynolide and narbonolide, respectively.
"My brother's right side of his face was shattered, he had a three hour surgery to place a titanium plate from the right side of his face to his nose to be able to attach the bones and keep his eyeball in place and a plate under that".
Though the Edmonton Bulletin opined that it would be unfair "that the people of the Province should be taxed for the special benefit of four per cent that they may be able to attach the cognomen of B.A. or M.A. to their names and flaunt the vanity of such over the taxpayer, who has to pay for it", Rutherford proceeded quickly.
As already stated, the main disadvantage of all self-optimization schemes proposed in [12, 13] is that UEs inside the house are not always able to attach to the FAPs as the full house coverage is not ensured.
"The product prevents the bacteria from being able to attach to the wall, so it can't get inside the cells".
All tumor cells were able to attach to the endothelium or the collagen gel surface, even those that are unable to attach tightly to a pure plastic cell culture surface such as Colo201 and Colo205.
In addition, the suture retention strength and burst pressure of tubular TPU/GO scaffolds containing 0.5 wt.% GO were found to meet the requirements of human blood vessels, and endothelial cells were able to attach to the inner surface of the tubular scaffolds.
For example, lectins from the red algae Bryothamnion triquetrum and Bryothamnion seaforthii were able to attach to the acquired pellicle and reduce the adherence of streptococci strains at 100 μg/mL [ 33].
