The phrase "affixed over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been attached or secured on top of another object or surface.
Example: "The label was affixed over the original price tag to indicate the new sale price."
Alternatives: "attached on top" or "secured above".
Investigators determined that he was put in a "standing stress position," with "his hands affixed over his head," for at least two days.
After the final bits of silicone are slurped out of the jar and pumped into Jamila's chest, tape is affixed over the wounds.
Gypsum board was affixed over the insulation board and the surrounding aluminum frame.
Activated charcoal packets were affixed over this intravenous area for arterialized sampling of blood glucose every 5 min and epinephrine every 10 min (15).
Both regular tent cabins and signature tent cabins are constructed of an exterior heavy canvas affixed over a wood frame elevated off the ground on a wood base.
For static incubation, Gene frames (AbGene) were affixed over the arrays to create a reaction chamber containing 5 pmol substrate and OC1 consumption complex in TAE w/Mg2+.
16 As previously described, 16 the device is implanted subcutaneously in the right or left pectoral region with the lead tunnelled from a small (2.5 5 cm) cutaneous incision to affix over the ipsilateral carotid bifurcation.
Worn with the jūni-hitoe is an elaborate coiffure known as suberakashi, and affixed directly over the forehead are special hair ornaments consisting of a lacquered, gold-sprinkled comb surmounted by a gold lacquered chrysanthemum crest.
Next to the preening cat hangs a painting that looks like a triangular protest banner made of loose canvas, completed by several eggs-over-easy sculptures affixed to it, along with the phrase BODY WORK.
Don't attempt to affix insulation over the hinges of the garage door.
Gently affix it over the cellophane, on the back of your first piece.
