The phrase "attach upward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are instructing someone to connect or affix something in an upward direction.
Example: "Please attach the bracket upward to ensure it aligns with the ceiling."
Alternatives: "fasten above" or "secure in an upward position".
More superficial still and lateral to these muscle blocks is iliocostalis, a flat sheetlike muscle that runs from the pelvic girdle upward and laterally to attach to the ribs.
Some ticks attach right away, while others go on an upward quest for thin, unprotected skin.
The gills are narrow, equal in width throughout, ascending-adnate (the gills attach at much less than a right angle, appearing to curve upward toward stem) and toothed.
The gills are ascending-adnate (the gills attach at much less than a right angle, appearing to curve upward toward stem) or attached by a tooth, subdistant to close, with 14 16 gills reaching the stem.
The campaign positioned wooden cannons at busy intersections in El-Balyana, and white plastic cannons, their muzzles pointed upward, were attached to the roofs of three-wheeled tuk-tuk cabs, which cruised around town like an undersized cavalry.
From the upper third of the medial border, a firm mass is extending upward and attached to lower cervical spine.
This concept was extended further in the development of the "anaerobic attached film expanded bed" reactor by Switzenbaum and Jewell (1980), in which wastes pass in an upward direction through a bed of suspended media to which the bacteria attach (Fig. 4.4).
Bend the front tubing upward, ideally, without kinking it, at an angle which will allow you to attach it to the bike's frame just underneath the seat.
Follow many of the hanging, spice-weighted tubes upward, and you see that they double back from high points of purchase in the armory hall and attach to the fabric ceiling, thereby helping to hold it aloft.
