The phrase "attached to the city" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is physically or metaphorically connected to a city, such as a building, organization, or concept.
Example: "The new art gallery is attached to the city’s cultural heritage, showcasing local artists and their work."
Alternatives: "linked to the city" or "connected to the city".
As a result of his work in Jerusalem, Cardinal Martini became deeply attached to the city.
"It gave you the feeling you were attached to the city by some umbilicus.
I'm passionately attached to the city, so I try to find it again by drawing it.
They made many visits to Israel, being particularly attached to the city of Be'er-Sheva and Ben Gurion University, where a research centre is named in Klug's honour.
No artist, not even John Singer Sargent, who was born in Florence, in 1856, and remained deeply attached to the city, ever came to provide a visual equivalent of the Florence immortalized in James's novels and Italian essays.
Even when times were good for the casino industry, Atlantic City struggled to scuff off the grit and grime that has long seemed to be attached to the city.
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V-Day is also building a woman-controlled safe zone attached to the hospital called "The City of Joy".
"We are not going to have the traffic, but we hope to make it up in advertising". Harrison said he is opposed to the 0.5% fee attached to the rents of city-owned land in Torrance because his profit is about 2.5% of the sales price and "it's like the city becomes a one-fifth partner without participating in the losses.
Jaffa was once upon a time an Arab town and most of its inhabitants had fled during Israeli's War of Independence in 1948 (or the Nakba, if you are a Palestinian) it was attached to the modern mostly Jewish city of Tel-Aviv.
When New York's plan to charge a fee to drivers entering parts of Manhattan collapsed this month, federal officials said they would give the money attached to the plan to other cities trying to battle traffic congestion.
