The phrase "attached to a control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, programming, or user interface design, where something is physically or logically connected to a control element.
Example: "The button is attached to a control that regulates the temperature of the device."
Alternatives: "connected to a control" or "linked to a control".
Prokhorov and Potanin then marshalled UNEXIM's resources and bid (through a subsidiary and at only slightly above the reserve price) on a loan attached to a controlling stake in Norilsk Nickel, the largest nickel and palladium producer in the world, among other companies.
The number of attached spores per unit area was normalized to the number of spores attached to a smooth control and the data were transformed by taking the natural logarithm (ln A/Ao).
There's also a three-foot cable attached to a remote control with heavy-duty switches and dials, a weighty kind of thing that looks like it should actually be used to control a grain elevator.
The authors thank Louise Casson and other staff at the central unit of Bodyogical Services Unitemperaturedon for the help in maintaining the animal colonies, administrating the drug and blood testing.
Each week, a random subset of cows in each treatment was fitted with a temperature data logger (HOBO Water Temp Pro v1, Onset Computer Co., Bourne, MA, USA) attached to a blank control internal drug release insert (Pfizer Animal Health) that was inserted into the vagina.
An FBI affidavit said the device was made of three galvanized steel pipes and smokeless powder and was attached to a remote-control toy car.
An FBI affidavit said the device was made of three galvanized steel pipes and smokeless powder, and was attached to a remote-control toy car.
It contained, according to the complaint, a homemade explosive device made of steel pipe bombs and green wire attached to a remote-control toy car that allowed it to be triggered from a distance.
The chicken head was placed and attached to a computer controlled XYZ stage.
Excised rat lungs were cannulated with a 16 gage blunted needle and attached to a computer controlled piston ventilator (Flexivent, SCIREQ Inc. Montreal, QE, Canada).
