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The phrase "attach to the base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are instructing someone to connect or fasten something to a foundational element or structure.
Example: "Please ensure that you attach the new component to the base of the machine before proceeding with the installation."
Alternatives: "connect to the base" or "fasten to the base".
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Essentially, you need to be able to cope with a wide variety of snow conditions and to handle long climbs on your skis (this is done with "skins" which attach to the base of the skis and grip against the snow, and bindings which release at the back so you can lift your heel).
These free-moving folds or filaments are called the plica fimbriata and attach to the base of the sublingua and are supported at the midline by the plica mediana.
In Pacific harbor seals, strands of collagenous connective tissue coursed through the dermis to attach to the base of the hair follicles.
You will know how to use your plane correctly when you're done.... Once flat and smooth you can attach to the base.
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The T68i works with a camera attachment sold separately, called the Communicam MCA-20, which attaches to the base of the phone.
Occasionally, legs were attached to the base.
We circled the antenna, inspecting the cables still attached to the base.
The cylinder is then attached to the base and steamed for about 10 minutes.
Yellow sticky traps, like Tanglefoot, can be attached to the base of plant stems.
The fire, which broke out in a storage room attached to the base of the bridge at Driggs Avenue and South Fifth Street about 8 30 p.m., was not considered suspicious, the authorities said.
A user who wishes to add a device, such as a laptop, to the network need only point it at an infrared port attached to the base station.
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