The phrase "attached shut" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is secured or fastened in a way that prevents it from being opened.
Example: "The box was so old that it was attached shut with layers of tape and glue."
Alternatives: "sealed closed" or "fastened shut".
Such a system, elastically attached shut-off valve in a pipeline or other, equivalent design can be a real solution applicable in practice.
Legislators have a choice: They can pass the short-term budget bills with the extras attached or they can shut down the government.
Houdini was then shackled, with the locks checked by McAllister and others, and put in a pine box that was nailed and roped shut and attached to two sewer pipes to ensure that the container was headed for the bottom of the river.
When installing it, he cut holes barely big enough for the pipes to fit through, and then, after putting the vanity in place, soldered much fatter joints to the ends of the pipes to attach the shut-off valves and discourage anyone from changing a thing for the next 10,000 years.
Pin the zipper into place, leaving it zipped shut, with one side attached to the front and one side attached to the back of the purse.
Any fisherman that has used a jig has picked up one with the line hole, the place where you attach your line, completely painted shut.
This was written on a card attached to a balloon, the child shut their eyes, and the balloon was released.
Verify that the CO2 cylinder is filled, completely shut off, and properly attached to the gas regulator.
For example, cells shut off genes by attaching three methyl groups to a specific spot on a histone type known as H3.
Attach the solenoid to the electronic shut off valve.
With the tank and regulator shut completely off, securely attach the regulator with complete gas line to the CO2 tank with a large wrench (1.5" wrench recommended).
