The phrase "affix bar" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to attaching or securing something, but clarity would depend on additional context.
Example: "To complete the assembly, make sure to affix the bar securely to the frame."
Alternatives: "attach the bar" or "secure the bar."
Chet Smith, a soft-spoken Iron Mountain veteran, sat at a workstation, affixing bar codes to a stack of cardboard boxes, inspecting a padded case full of laboratory slides, and managing a database of the Mountain's contents.
Surgical tools are affixed with bar codes so that they can be tracked ensuring that they are properly maintained and never left inside patients.
Affix grab bars in your shower and bathtub.
A metal support bar affixed to a trolley allows the laser to follow a level path a few inches from the painting's surface.
It's 4.30pm and, as a tall Lithuanian dancer swings from a bar affixed to the ceiling, shaking her booty in the face of the cackling Grant Mitchell lookalike in the front row, the sounds of Rudimental's remix of Ed Sheeran's "Bloodstream" blast through the gaudy venue.
a: white outline of custom-designed head bar affixed to the dorsal surface of the skull using skull-screws and dental acrylic.
If needed, you may once again affix the anti-roll bar if you removed it earlier.
That may be a number assigned by a clerk or a bar code affixed to each item and tracked by computer.
Until recently the jazz pianist and singer Barbara Carroll was affixed at the Bemelmans Bar in the Carlyle Hotel, plying her dry, refined pianism for a saloon audience that was often oblivious.
Anesthesia was maintained via an inhalation nose cone affixed to the mouth bar on the frame.
When you stand inside the square four LED light bars affixed to the ground of the palace courtyard everything you observe in the world becomes, by virtue of your proximity to it, your responsibility.
