The phrase "attached to a device" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that is physically or functionally connected to a device, such as hardware or software components.
Example: "The printer is attached to a device via a USB cable, allowing for easy printing from the computer."
Alternatives: "connected to a device" or "linked to a device".
But, she warned, every time we become attached to a device our sense of our lives is changed.
So Franchini's team outfitted judo practitioners with a portable physiology lab: a mask attached to a device worn on the torso that analyzes gases in the martial artist's breath and measures the pulse.
Other potential uses of the developer tools include apps for amateur and professional photographers, which could help them optimize lighting for a shoot with a simple app attached to a device with light level detection capabilities.
After each storage period, the bonded sticks were attached to a device for microtensile testing with cyanoacrylate resin (Zapit, Dental Ventures of America, Corona, CA, USA) and subjected to microtensile test on a universal testing machine (Kratos Dinamômetros, São Paulo, SP, Brazil) at a crosshead speed of 1 mm/min.
"We have a light attached to a flotation device," he said.
The bomb contained nitrate fuel in a plastic container with seven detonators attached to a timing device.
I spent six weeks using an EMPpad Omnium1; a mat filled with electromagnetic coils that's attached to a tablet device.
A seismograph is a pendulum, consisting of a suspended heavy weight attached to a recording device - traditionally a pen touching the surface of a paper chart on a rotating drum.
Instead, a cloud DVR could allow TiVo to sell multiple tiers of service attached to a given device.
The boundary conditions mean that the beam is fixed at one end and attached to a bearing device or freed at the other end.
Now digitizing the physical object is by simply chipping away the virtual clay with a position tracker that is attached to a haptic device PHANToM®.
