The phrase "attached only in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something is included or connected solely in a particular context or format.
Example: "The document is attached only in PDF format for your convenience."
Alternatives: "included solely in" or "provided exclusively in".
Rather, liability shall attach only in the case of "one who distributes a device with the object of promoting its use to infringe copyright, as shown by clear expression or other affirmative steps taken to foster infringement, [who] is liable for the resulting acts of infringement by third parties".
In the newest Apple store, in Hamburg, Germany, the stairs float in space, attached only at the top and bottom.
A. pacifica covered bone surfaces exposed to seawater, while A. crypta was found attached only to the bones buried in sediments [11].
The Bank said: "The MPC [Monetary Policy Committee] attaches only a two-in-five chance to the... unemployment rate having reached the 7% threshold by the end of 2014.
On the other hand, if autonomy includes a specification of particular values in its conditions — that the autonomous person must value her own freedom for example — then it turns out that moral obligation (and respect) attaches only to those already committed in this way, and not more generally to all rational agents as such (as traditionally advertised by the view).
Alginate gels do not allow cell attachment in the absence of cell-adhesive ligands and are relatively biocompatible, and they therefore offer a tunable system in which cells attach only where cell-adhesive ligands are presented [ 37].
Intraretinal or intracellular deposits suggestive of silicone have been observed in attached retinas only if subretinal silicone deposition occurred in accidental situations [ 5].
However, Arab governments have in recent days rejected the idea of a provisional state attached to only a vague timetable.
No wonder, therefore, that in the eyes of some, celebrity – especially when it is attained in popular culture – attaches only notions of vacuousness.
We know that the name "Antea" was attached to the picture only in the late 17th century, after the artist's death.
