The phrase "affix on" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically be "affix to" when indicating attachment or application.
Example: "Please affix the label to the package before shipping."
Alternatives: "attach to" or "stick to".
Next, create the January-December labels to affix on each tab for one standing file.
For them, the players should be armed with a cone of silence they can affix on any offending boxes.
Careful reading of the charters also suggests that the backstops are there to protect the guarantees these entities affix on loans or securities in furtherance of their mission.
The main contents of this paper are as follows: Firstly, a light de-icing lithium niobate transducer is designed to affix on the inner surface of the leading edge at the locations, where highest amount of ice accretion on the outer surface occurs.
When a function word, such as an auxiliary, grammaticalizes as an affix on a base, affixes trapped between the base and new affix are often lost (Harris and Faarlund 2006).
Some were smoothing out wrinkles on the envelope lining with hot air dryers; others were trimming the red ribbon to affix on the back.
Microneedle patches with a rigid backing were then affixed on one side of the microplates, thereby creating a bottom to the microwells, to which water could be added to extract analytes from the microneedles.
We tested the unloaded and not voluntarily contracting gastrocnemius medialis muscle of seated subjects who had one foot affixed on a side alternating WBV platform.
Affix iron-on patches to the luggage.
"Welcome among the last," proclaimed one banner to the pope affixed on a water tower.
Architect Emile Weil possessed a particularly Pensacolan whimsy: Summerlin points out the two plaster soldiers affixed on the walls near the stage, one with a plume on his head, the other with an iguana.
