The phrase "affixed to the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something being attached or secured to another object or item.
Example: "The label must be affixed to the same surface as the original tag for proper identification."
Alternatives: "attached to it" or "secured to the same".
But there have been no pins affixed to the same map since February 2011.
They say it used the horse petition to lure people to unwittingly sign the marriage petition, which signature collectors affixed to the same clipboard, under a cover sheet of a horse decorated like an American flag.
Gerald Joyce, a chemist and molecular biologist at the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, Calif., said the work "shows in principle that you could have a different form of life," but noted that even these bacteria are affixed to the same tree of life as the rest of us, like the extremophiles that exist in ocean vents.
Having the release string and the "static" string affixed to the same location (throwing rod in tip of throwing arm) is critical for accurate repeatable throws.
So after Ms. Pirro became a county judge and had judicial license plates affixed to the very same car, Ms. Seibel said, "it couldn't be clearer that a car with judicial plates is not a business car".
It is affixed to the automobile seat the same way a child safety seat is, with the car's seat belt threaded through slots in the back of the pet seat.
Later, in 1998, when C.F. Martin & Co. created a limited edition of 59 replicas of the guitar, to commemorate the start of her career in 1959, she agreed to have labels inscribed with the same message affixed to the inside of the top of each replica.
Flip over your couch cushion or desk chair and chances are, you'll see the same tag that is affixed to the bottom of many others: "This article meets the flammability requirements of California Bureau of Home Furnishings Technical Bulletin 117". The black-and-white notice also adorns an array of children's products, including car seats, strollers and baby changing mats.
Two crossed white anchors of the same size as the coat of arms are affixed to the blue area".
Then other folks can use the same app to see the content you've affixed to the item - and even add more content to it themselves.
A larger version of the same painting, with part of the canvas cut away and a mirror affixed to the exposed stretcher, is titled "Looking With Mirror Apparatus".
