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The phrase "attach anywhere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to attach something in any location or position.
Example: "You can attach anywhere on the document, and it will still be properly formatted."
Alternatives: "attach at any location" or "attach in any position".
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The Shine has four different accessories: a wristband, a necklace, a watch and a magnetic clip that makes it easy to attach anywhere, from your shoe to your sleeve to your shirt.
However, since synapomorphies can evolve anywhere along the stem branch and the fossil may attach anywhere along this branch [ 60], we used a commonly employed approach whereby the fossils constrain the stem rather than crown node [ 61, 62].
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Because an eccentric can be attached anywhere along a shaft it is unnecessary to form any part of the shaft into a crank.
The clamps can be attached anywhere on the sock, but Mr. Reichle recommends attaching them to the top edge of the sock so they will be covered by pant legs.
Hang string or yarn with fuzzy balls attached anywhere around or inside the condo.
It was a pendulum that could attach to anywhere you wanted, and I think it was an arrow pointing down that would rotate back and forth.
Each piece comes with its own clamp that you can attach to anywhere to the aluminum rack.
I couldn't find a house with an attached bathroom anywhere".
The basidia (spore-bearing cells) measure 24 33 by 6.6 8.8 μm, and may be attached to anywhere from one to four spores, although four-spored basidia are most common.
These sequences can be attached almost anywhere within the A-ATPase part of the tree without significantly increasing the likelihood.
With the optical measurement system interfragmentary movement can be detected directly at the fracture gap as the passive markers are very small and can be attached nearly anywhere.
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