The phrase "attached owner" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where ownership is linked to an attachment, such as in legal or property discussions, but it is not standard terminology.
Example: "The attached owner of the property must sign the lease agreement before it can be finalized."
Alternatives: "associated owner" or "linked owner".
The bigger, smarter ones, especially, can be finicky and have very attached owners, so explain your experience level and get detailed instructions including about what to do if something goes wrong.
In CooPeD's mechanism objects, decomposed in parts, are attached to owners and co-owners who individually set their access control preferences.
The confidence boost seen with the attached pet owners was not seen in owners who expressed an avoidant attachment style, which was measured by affirmative answers to questions like, "If necessary, I would be able to give away my pet without any difficulties".
The place is the first of its kind in the country to accept men and women leaving prison with no strings attached, its owners say -- the jobless, the homeless, drug addicts and AIDS patients, those with no family or no prospects, those with nowhere else to go.
The account has no name attached, with its owner listing themselves as "23.
Never mind that their target, a large rhinoceros horn, was still attached to its owner, which had been standing blamelessly in the museum since 1907.
Back in November, a Canadian GoPro owner attached a piece of bread to his camera and watched on as a squirrel took the bait and filmed itself climbing up a tree with its new piece of food and technology.
The smartphone itself, being so attached to its owner, has become almost a biometric itself.
He added a retractable leash, so the suitcase can be attached to its owner or to an object, thus preventing theft.
Theme: the client relationship "It's a key part to the job because the animal comes with an owner attached to it.
