The phrase "attached position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a job or role that is linked or associated with a particular organization or context.
Example: "I am applying for the attached position in your company, as I believe my skills align well with the requirements."
Alternatives: "associated role" or "linked position".
They usually lined up in the attached position, next to the right offensive tackle.
By the early '60s, the two wide receiver, one tight end (usually in the attached position, next to the offensive tackle), two running back personnel package had become standard.
They increased to 36 players in 1959, and to 40 players in 1964) — offenses tended to use the same personnel package on almost every play: two backs, two wide receivers, and a tight end who usually lined up in the attached position, next to one of the tackles.
Optimal attached position to maximize coupled plate natural frequency is also investigated and shown in contour diagrams.
Bifurcation diagrams show that the detached flame cannot be brought back to an attached position with an increased fuel flow rate, but it can be re-attached by forcing it at high amplitudes.
Influence of an attached 'spring mass' system, i.e., attached position, relative values of mass and spring constant, on the coupled vibration characteristics of the system has been clarified comparing with those of uncoupled ones.
Structure activity relationship studies disclosed the effect of the lipophilic tail, attaching position of the alkoxy group and N-benzyl substitution at indole.
Thus, on the account sketched here, both positions can attach positive value to autonomy and choice.
The pharmacophore building process was also performed for 20 boronic acid based NS3 inhibitors characterized by a long hydrophobic side chain attached at position P2.
Dietary fibers (galactomannan) in fenugreek seeds are polysaccharides consisting of a mannose backbone with galactose side chains attached at position C6.
Tylosin B results from the hydrolysis of tylosin A which involves a loss of the mycarose ring attached at position 4 of the 16-membered lactone ring.
