The phrase "attached to a given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is connected or linked to a specific item or concept.
Example: "The document is attached to a given project for reference."
Alternatives: "linked to a specific" or "connected to a particular".
For cladists, only clades -- assemblages comprising an ancestral species and all of its descendants (metaphorically, all the branches and twigs attached to a given branch point in the tree) -- deserve names.
Degree centrality is the count of ties attached to a given individual (Freeman 1979).
Instead, a cloud DVR could allow TiVo to sell multiple tiers of service attached to a given device.
The use of rational functions with the shape parameters was introduced by Späth [18] to preserve different geometric properties attached to a given set of data.
As a matter of fact, we assume that the hard disks attached to a given Logical Unit i have similar power consumption behaviour.
His dream: to come up with a system that would fuse every computer attached to a given network into a cohesive entity — a system where the network, as the Sun slogan goes, is the computer.
How much capital to attach to a given bucket?
We may create several different profiles that we attach to a given picture.
We suggest that future studies on host immunity should use only Pasteuria clones that can attach to a given clone of Daphnia so that all the variation observed is likely to originate from variation during the proliferation step.
The second boundary condition (u"(1)=0), (u"'(1)=g u(1))) means that the right end of the beam is attached to a bearing device, given by the function g.
BVP (1) with q ( x ) ≢ 0 describes the deflection of the elastic beam fixed at the left end and attached to a bearing device given by the function −q at the right end.
