The phrase "adhesive attachment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to bonding, sticking, or joining materials together, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The adhesive attachment of the label to the package ensures it remains securely in place during shipping."
Alternatives: "sticky bond" or "glue connection".
Moment is compact, and provides either a case or a small adhesive attachment to provide the thin bayonet mount needed to attach its lenses to your case.
Results demonstrated that surface roughness with appropriate values can considerably reduce locust׳s attachment ability via simultaneously restricting the generation of mechanical interlock and adhesive attachment.
The mechanisms behind the adhesive attachment of an anchorage-dependent cell, the influence of the physical structure and surface chemistry of the surface in this interaction, and the influence of protein mediation are yet to be fully explained.
Integrins signaling associated with regulation of the actin cytoskeleton leading to adhesive attachment involves the activation of the focal adhesion kinase (FAK) and the integrin-like kinase (ILK) (reviewed in [ 47]).
If you used the nail versus adhesive attachment method, fill the nail holes with wood filler.
In orthodontic practice, it is essential to obtain a reliable adhesive bond between an orthodontic attachment and the tooth surface since replacing loose brackets is inefficient and time-consuming.
16 In addition, one fibrin sealant is approved as an adhesive for attachment of skin grafts at the time of burn wound debridement and skin flap adherence at the time of rhytidectomy (Artiss; Baxter).
In fast-moving or turbulent water the animal usually has one or more adhesive disks for attachment to the substrate.
All living systems produce complex carbohydrates as an energy source, protective coat, or adhesive for cell attachment.
To survive in such environments, they evolved various adhesive apparatus and attachment mechanisms.
We report the development of a nanofibrous scaffold that has a polymeric core and a shell mimicking mussel adhesive for enhanced attachment, proliferation, and phenotypic maintenance of human endothelial cells.
