The phrase "attached parties" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to refer to individuals or entities that are included in a document or agreement.
Example: "The contract must be signed by all attached parties to be considered valid."
Alternatives: "included parties" or "associated parties".
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Campaigns should focus on independents and loosely attached party members.
The major militias here are attached to parties dominated by Kurds or Shiite Arabs, who make up a majority of the population but were long excluded from real power.
Or as Miller more rationally put it: "We're not thinking about politics in the way that most Founders wanted, which is to think about issues, be open to compromise and not be attached to parties.
The most important reason that today's active grassroots members of the Democratic or Republican parties remain attached to those parties is not policy orientation or some platform position.
4. Do the demographics of the undecided vote, or the weakly attached third-party vote, favor either of the candidates?
Rather like the grand research foundations attached to German parties, these new groups would be explicitly linked to the ten European political parties conjured into life under the 1992 Maastricht treaty.
Monitors can be partisan — attached to political parties or candidates — or nonpartisan.
"He thinks that changes to the economy, generational changes, mean that people are less attached to political parties now and that political realignments can happen more quickly".
One telling difference between the candidates in this year's election was their contrasting approaches to the movements attached to their parties.
