The phrase "attached along" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is included or connected in a certain manner, but it is better to use more conventional phrases.
Example: "The document is attached along with the other files for your review."
Alternatives: "attached with" or "included with".
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In nutrient-rich (TSB) medium flow cells, cells were attached along their length in microcolonies interspersed with polarly-attached cells.
The a tubule has numerous molecules of a protein called dynein that are attached along its length.
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Originating at the pubis and the ischium (lower portions of the pelvis the hipbone), these ribbonlike muscles are attached along the femur (thighbone).
Most species in the family are characterized by sporangia in lines along the veins, usually covered by a narrow membranous flap of tissue (indusium) attached along the vein and protecting the developing sporangia.
A concentrated solution of HDMECs (∼107 cells ml−1 EGM-2 MV) was loaded through the funnel-shaped inlet reservoir, allowed to attach along the entire length of the top channel.
There are two major muscle groups that operate to close the lower jaw in rodents: the masseter complex, attaching along the ramus and angular process, and the temporalis complex attaching along the coronoid process [ 26].
For example, spindle architecture varies dramatically from budding yeast, which have only one microtubule that connects to each chromosome, to C. elegans, which have holocentric chromosomes in which centrosomal-nucleated microtubules attach along the length of the chromosomes.
Rather than a membrane that attaches along the length of the pectoral skeletal elements, bird wings are mainly composed of primary (1°) and secondary (2°) flight feathers (remiges, sing. remex), that have restricted, focal attachment points to the underlying skeleton.
If an alternative type of fiber were to present a hydrophobic surface, then discs might be expected to attach along the fiber length rather than only at the ends.
