The phrase "attached to experiment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is connected or linked to a specific experiment, often in a scientific or research context.
Example: "The results of the study were attached to the experiment for further analysis."
Alternatives: "linked to the experiment" or "associated with the experiment."
Moreover, it is possible to specify references, and protocols as well as result files may be uploaded and attached to experiments or their associated genes.
It will be attached to the external experiment platform of the Japanese "KIBO" module of the ISS.
It is planned to be launched by a H2B rocket on 2017 and transferred to ISS by the H2 Transfer Vehicle (HTV), where it will be attached to the external experiment platform of KIBO.
What has excited physicists, though, is that they have got essentially identical results from two experiments attached to the LHC, which work in completely different ways.
The Royal Swedish Academy, which judged the 8m Swedish Kroner (£776,000) prize this morning in Stockholm, said the two scientists jointly and independently discovered a mechanism that contributes to our understanding of the origin of mass of subatomic particles - now confirmed by experiments attached to the Large Hadron Collider at Cern in Geneva.
1 Miranda, Hyperion and Europa are:(a) the names of experiments attached to the main accelerator at the European particle-physics laboratory, CERN; (b) the names of moons in the outer reaches of the solar system; (c) the names of three Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons auctioned in 1996. 2 What is unusual about the sheep on the Scottish island of Foula?(a) They eat sea birds.
For routine microscopy of plankton sediments or of aggregates attached to PE during growth experiments (see above), the biomass was stained with the membrane-permeable DNA-stain SYTO 9 (Invitrogen), using 1 µL of 3.3 mM stock solution per mL of growth medium.
It will be attached to the Exposed Facility external experiment platform of Kibo.
Most of the leaves that died during the experiment remained attached to the plants and were thus included in dry weight values.
