The phrase "attached low" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is affixed or connected at a lower position, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The document was attached low on the board, making it difficult to see."
Alternatives: "secured at the bottom" or "fastened low down".
Frequently, it involves stretchy nylon webbing attached low to the ground between two trees.
This review covers water-soluble polymer drug conjugates and macromolecules that possess biological activity without attached low molecular weight drugs.
To alleviate this, we attached low pass filters to the ADC inputs with fairly low time constants in order to smooth out the signal.
The breed had a short head with small ears and a short, strong neck attached low on the shoulder.
The breed typically has a slight ewe neck, and the neck is attached low on the chest compared to many other breeds.
Much of the growth is in attached, low-rise patio homes in the Graniteville section close to the western edge of the expressway, near the Goethals Bridge to New Jersey.
As part of the explanation, it wrote, "German banks exhibit one of the highest absolute leverage ratios as they carry large volumes of assets to which they attach low risk".
Somewhat weaker independent predictors of PC career preferences were being a female student or a graduating student, and attaching low importance to high earnings.
The two strongest were attaching low importance to 'the certainty of finding work' and to 'the possibility of achieving high earnings' (p < .01).01
Some claimed that the fact that Dahmer had escaped detection for so long showed that police attached a low priority to investigating the disappearance of victims who were homosexual or members of racial minority groups.
Rather, her remarks suggest that she -and possibly other key actors in the organisation – attached relatively low urgency or importance to issues of quality of mental health care.
