The phrase "attach and detach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of connecting and disconnecting something, such as a device or component.
Example: "To use the device, you need to attach and detach the battery as needed."
Alternatives: "connect and disconnect" or "fasten and unfasten".
Because the connection is physical, not chemical, the charged particles can attach and detach almost instantly.
They're able to do this so quickly that they can attach and detach from a surface 15 times a second.
And the nanostructure allows the ions to quickly attach and detach from the electrode, making the entire battery more efficient.
Testers also found it a lot harder than expected to attach and detach the one supplied nozzle, fearing they would break it with amount of force required.
Magnet test: A functional test fixture tests the electro-permanent magnets, which are used to attach and detach modules to the endoskeleton without snaps, harnesses, or hinges.
Moreover, the elimination of the load weight transducer causes issues to some handling devices that need weight measurements to attach and detach the load.
The reason for this is unknown, but tick may have attached and detached unnoticeably, since the attachment period on animals for all stages of I. ricinus ticks is normally less than 14 days [ 18].
As cisplatin caused decreased cell viability in the MLH1-proficient cells tested, the expression of apoptotic- and anti-apoptotic proteins was conducted in attached and detached cisplatin-treated cell lysates at doses that showed significant detached cells and decreased cell viability at 24 h (50 and 200 μ M) for A2780MNU1-MLH1 and OVCAR3.
The company has since sold 1,085 attached and detached houses out of an eventual total of 1,218.
His model weighs about 40 pounds, and he says it easily attaches and detaches to a car chassis.
The median price for a Cape Cod, colonial or attached and detached Tudor -- the most common housing styles in the community -- is now $210,000.
