The phrase "attached to conventional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is linked or associated with traditional or standard practices or ideas.
Example: "The design of the new product is attached to conventional methods, making it familiar to users."
Alternatives: "linked to traditional" or "associated with standard".
Modern radiotherapy treatment techniques are based on suitable devices inserted or attached to conventional linear accelerators.
It includes a series of extra elements (anchors) that are attached to conventional steel strips.
The Codacs™ actuator is attached to conventional stapes prosthesis during the implantation and thereby provides acoustical stimulation through a stapedotomy to the cochlea.
PS was not firmly attached to conventional substrates such as glass and Si because it is hydrophobic.
An excellent leader with the right mindset and experience in related areas can often be better than a person with deep area expertise who "knows too much" and is overly attached to conventional wisdom vs. how things could be different.
Chae noted that the Ranger formations' lack of support personnel made them a logistic and administrative liability, as they had to be attached to conventional units for support.
Given their family plans, it was ultimately the security of being attached to a conventional doorman building that attracted them.
It resembles a phonograph record and can be played on a disc machine attached to a conventional television receiver.
Unlike cellular phones, which operate on their own wireless networks, cordless phones require a nearby base station that is attached to a conventional phone line.
This paper presents a novel compliant spring system designed to be attached to a conventional robotics servo motor, turning it into a series elastic actuator (SEA).
To apply the GISS process with a die casting process, a GISS maker unit is designed and attached to a conventional die casting machine with little modifications.
