The phrase "affixed to this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is attached or secured to another item, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "Please find the documents affixed to this letter for your review."
Alternatives: "attached to this" or "enclosed with this".
The cloying rah-rah self-congratulation that is usually affixed to this event is kept to a minimum (Holden).
When the signatures of both New York Senate candidates are affixed to this document, I pledge my campaign will: * Close all soft money accounts and cease from spending soft money from existing accounts.
By the time the last page is turned, one thing is clear: the "Young Adult" label affixed to this book has nothing to do with content and everything to do with marketing.
'Talkie Walkie' Air It is telling that the promotional sticker affixed to this CD reads, "from the creators of the classic 'Moon Safari.' " Though Air has recorded four CD's (including soundtracks and collaborations) since "Moon Safari," its debut full-length album, that pivotal recording remains its definitive work.
I was affixed to this operating table and the neurologist was right in front of me.
The bright streamers affixed to the handlebars of this bike are made of language.
And, incidentally, why is there a blue hula hoop affixed to the wall of this druggie rec room?
Wright invented floor-to-ceiling glass doors, double-pane windows and toilets affixed to the walls for this monument to American business.
Back to the costumes: At one point, King Hyperion, the vicious villain played by Mickey Rourke, shows up wearing a headpiece that looks like a Venus flytrap made of metal -- like jaws with teeth on either side of his face, which would look scary, were it not for the tall, pointed, metallic bunny ears affixed to the top of this battle headdress.
As can be seen, the gold surface faced away from the surface, which was the case for all Janus particles affixed to the substrate in this manner.
A single statement from the city council is affixed to the fence: "Please respect this site".
