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Discover LudwigThe phrase "affixed to a small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is attached or secured to a small object or surface.
Example: "The label was affixed to a small box containing the fragile items."
Alternatives: "attached to a small" or "secured to a small".
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An AA-12, whose cylindrical magazine gave it the look of the tommy guns favored by Prohibition-era gangsters, had been affixed to a small turret.
Wayne Curtis calls them "the digital dead shuffling slowly, their eyes affixed to a small screen in their hands".
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Each of the men was wearing a small silver cup affixed to a ribbon around his neck.
She fixed on the pigeons — nah, couldn't be — and then spotted the source: a small green device affixed to a traffic light, about twelve feet up.
Finally, with so many cities creating these programs, what about making access to them similar to E-Z pass, the small card affixed to a car's dashboard which automatically bills tolls to a credit card, meaning drivers don't have to stop and pay tolls.
The electronic toll takers are small boxes, called transponders, affixed to a car's windshield that connect to a customer's account.
THE cross affixed to a utility pole at Centre Avenue and Grand Avenue in Bellmore is surrounded by withered flowers and adorned with a small hockey stick.
Like balloons affixed to a fire hydrant, they burst".
The wrench was affixed to a bridge bolt.
One of his posters was affixed to a utility box.
Each array was affixed to a micromanipulator and suspended vertically.
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