The phrase "attached to the depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that is connected or linked to a certain level or measurement of depth, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The roots of the tree are firmly attached to the depth of the soil, ensuring its stability during storms."
Alternatives: "connected to the depth" or "linked to the depth".
Traps were put out from a small boat and attached to the shoreline, covering a depth range from 0to5 5 m depth.
A cylindrical accelerometer (W2000-PD2GT: 21 mm in diameter, 117 mm in length, with 60-g air; Little Leonardo Ltd., Tokyo, Japan) was attached to the harness, and recorded depth at 1 Hz, two-axes of acceleration (longitudinal and dorso-ventral axis) at 32 Hz, and temperature at 1 Hz.
In shape, they are slightly decurrent or adnate, meaning that they run a small way down the stem in attachment, or that they are attached to the stem by the whole depth of the gills.
We used an on-board 12 V peristaltic pump, with an 11 mm hose attached to the CTD (conductivity-temperature-depth) probe on board a small boat.
The gill attachment is adnate, meaning that the gills are attached to the stem along their entire depth.
The white gills can be adnate or adnexed; that is, they can be attached to the stem by their whole depth, or only part of it.
A microcator (Heidenhain D83301; Heidenhain, Traunreut, Germany) was attached to the microscope stage and monitored depth measurement.
A digital depth gauge attached to the superior ring measured relative wire displacement at the ring closest to the fracture.
We propose a measurement method for assessing wire displacement on loading utilising a depth gauge attached to the most proximal ring of the frame.
For the 6 to 24 hours they are attached to the whale, the tags also record depth and sound; from the loudness of the water rushing past a diving whale, researchers can calculate its speed.
The routine use of depth sensors attached to the beam trawl in the most recent surveys has enabled an estimation of the trawled seabed surface and has thus provided semiquantitative epibenthos data.
