"attach utilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to attaching services such as water, gas, and electricity to a particular structure, such as a home. For example: We need to hire professionals to attach the utilities before we can move into the new house.
Others had attached utility knives to poles and spades.
To reflect the impaired quality of life of patients with COPD, we attached utility weights to each disease severity state.
This standardisation is usually done by attaching different utilities (also known as preference weightings, health state values) to different health states. 1 Utilities are captured on a scale where 1 represents perfect health, 0 represents death, and states worse than death have negative values.
Soon after SAS got started, Max added, the East Germans retaliated on a large scale, ringing the city with hundreds of loudspeakers attached to utility poles along both the wall and the zonal border, and putting mobile transmitting units of their own into action.
The QALYs were calculated by attaching appropriate utility weights to each possible health state in the model.
Within the neighborhoods, samplers were attached to utility poles, and on the fence line, they were physically attached to the chain link fence.
Outcomes were computed as Quality-Adjusted Life-Years (QALYs) by attaching a utility value to the total potential gains in Hearing Level in decibels (dBHL) over 12 and 24 months.
The level of pollution will be higher when individuals do not care about the environment (lower ϕ 2 ), when the regenerative ability of the environment is high (higher b 1 ), when pollution does not severely affect the environment (lower b 2 ), when the profit rate is high (lower α), and when the relative weight the politicians attach to the utility of entrepreneur is high (higher ϕ 3 ).
I call it expected utility because a person by mistake may attach more or less utility to a bet than its expected utility warrants.
Casino-utility attachment We attached a casino – proprietary trading activity by banks – to a utility – the payment system, together with the deposits and lending that are essential to the day-to-day functioning of the non-financial economy.
