The phrase "attached to developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is connected or linked to the process of development, whether in a personal, professional, or project context.
Example: "The new software features are attached to developing a more user-friendly interface."
Alternatives: "linked to developing" or "connected to developing".
CB Richard Ellis's vice chairman for the New York metropolitan region, Jeffrey Dunne, made the point that the high desirability of affluent suburbs like Livingston may actually be tied up with the difficulties attached to developing in them.
Interestingly, the transitional TEBs can be readily identified in SirT1ko/ko female mice on lactation day 1, manifesting as either newly formed TEBs or as TEBs attached to developing ductal and alveolar structures.
Plus, they said, the bill comes with no money attached to develop the required tests or hand out merit raises.
The pharyngeal retractors, which split into several strands close to the insertion area, are attached to the developing pharynx (Fig. 3f, g, j).
To achieve even better performance, two auxiliary enhancement measures are attached to the developed scheme.
Not until 22 centuries after Hippocrates, in the second half of the 19th century, were the terms épidémiologie (1855), épidémiologique (1878), and épidémiologiste (1896) coined in French and notions attached to them developed.
"I wanted to inject a lot of energy," Mr. Simons said backstage, presumably referring to graphic inserts of fabric that looked striking as a curve appliquéd on a shirt but was more like trying too hard when organic shapes were attached to coats or developed as side tabs.
We used a robot arm that was attached to a robot developed by Honda Research Institute Japan.
Parasitic twins are rare form of conjoined twins and are consisting of an incomplete twin (parasite) attached to the fully developed body of the co-twin (autosite).
Asymmetric and parasitic conjoined twins are rarer anomalies of monochorionic monoamniotic twins, consisting of an incomplete twin attached to the fully developed body of the co-twin.
A quasistatic mathematical model of the RATD attached to a C500, developed and verified by Wang et al. [ 26], accounts for the COM of the C500 and the payload on the RATD and determines the safe workspace boundary for that payload.
