The phrase "attached to a stable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is physically or metaphorically connected to a stable, such as in discussions about animals, structures, or systems.
Example: "The horse was securely attached to a stable to prevent it from wandering off."
Alternatives: "connected to a stable" or "affixed to a stable".
But he does not miss the days when he was attached to a major stable, with high-profile mounts in every big race.
This was a hedge fund, basically, that was attached to a large and stable insurance company".
The Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, called the London branch "a hedge fund, basically, attached to a large and stable insurance company".
Saying that A.I.G. had "exploited a huge gap" in the regulatory system, Mr. Bernanke said it became a "hedge fund, basically, that was attached to a large and stable insurance company" and made "huge numbers of irresponsible bets".
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This was a hedge fund basically that was attached to a large and stable insurance company, made huge numbers of irresponsible bets, took huge losses".
This was a hedge fund, basically, that was attached to a large and stable insurance company, made huge numbers of irresponsible bets--took huge losses.
"This was a huge hedge fund, basically, that was attached to a large and stable insurance company," he said, and it made "huge numbers of irresponsible bets and took huge losses". Nonetheless, Bernanke said: "We had no choice but to try to stabilize the system because of the implications that the failure would have had for the broad economic system.
The model eye was attached to a robust and stable stage positioned in front of the retinal imaging system and the loops were executed while the stage was pushed and pulled away mechanically by hand resulting in a quasi-periodic motion in micron scale; see Fig. 5.
An 18-mm-wide piece of 1-mm stainless steel was inserted between the peritoneum and dermis to form a stable raised platform that was attached to a custom-made imaging platform.
