The phrase "attach equally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the equal application or connection of items or concepts in a particular context.
Example: "When analyzing the data, we must ensure that we attach equally the importance of both qualitative and quantitative results."
Alternatives: "connect uniformly" or "link impartially".
This is not a situation where responsibility attaches equally to both sides.
Hence they are not weighted to account for the prevalence of spousal pairings in occupation, i.e., the statistics treat all pairs as equally probable and attach equal weight.
Create a 2-dimensional square frame and attach an equally sized square frame to it so they share a middle spine.
The four fields of expertise are weighted equally and outside instructors are attached as teachers.
Passive tags consist of paper-thin microchips that are attached to equally thin antennae; they use power captured from signals broadcast by scanning devices to respond with the chips' encoded data.
Perhaps generational factors account for my own preferences, but beyond the two specific scores listed above, for me the most enduring original music came mostly in or around the 1960s, attached to equally iconic films.
This suggestion is supported by the observation that nanoparticles made of human serum albumin (HSA) with adsorbed or covalently bound apolipoprotein E [29] or apolipoprotein AI [30] transported attached drugs equally well across the BBB [31].
PC-12 cells attached almost equally well to plates coated with PEI, collagen or PDL (relative cell counts of 100.0% ± 5.3%, 89.3% ± 5.0% and 96.3% ± 5.8%, for PEI, collagen and PDL respectively).
- "cells attached to the glass rod" - are you sure all cells equally attach?
Flower: calyx lobes hairy, bristly-ciliate; corolla rotate, lobes +- = tube, generally hairy; stamens included, equal, equally attached; ovary bristly-hairy, chamber appearing 1, style 1, 2-lobed in distal 1/2.
