The phrase "attached to the frame of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an object or component that is physically connected or affixed to the frame of another object, such as a piece of furniture, machinery, or a structure.
Example: "The mirror is securely attached to the frame of the cabinet, providing both functionality and style."
Alternatives: "affixed to the frame of" or "mounted on the frame of".
Before we left, he pointed out one of the precautions he'd taken against a storm: the hurricane straps still attached to the frame of his former guest house.
The motor then stopped while a camera (Canon EOS-500D, 30 2, Shimomaruko 3-chome, Ohta-ku, Tokyo 146 8501, Japan) attached to the frame of the arthrometer was triggered to take a picture.
The crank should already be attached to the frame, and the rest of the pieces will easily snap into place.
Figure 2 shows the Optalert glasses with infrared oculography in the arm attached to the frame and indicates the direction of the infrared light pulses directed up at the eye.
Attached to the frontal frame of the screen was a 15-inch IR touch frame (Model 'CarrollTouch' D87587-001, 15 in).
The lateral force resistance and hysteretic energy dissipation capacity of steel plate shear walls (SPSWs) are primarily provided through yielding of the infill steel plates attached to the boundary frame of the system.
These equations assumed the tires to roll without slip, that is to say, to go where they point, and the rider to be rigidly attached to the rear frame of the bicycle.
The screws were pulled out with a fixture that slipped over the screw head, which was attached to the load frame of the Instron 5566.
Subjects were semirecumbent (30°) in a hospital bed on a specially designed device consisting of a rigid padded wooden board resting on metal bar, which was attached to the metal framing of the hospital bed securing firm support of the entire thigh, uniformity of posture, joint positions, and orientation of the thigh.
To make the frame neutrally buoyant, ballast tubes of high-strength plastic were attached to the top of the frame (Figure 1b), and calibrated so that the frame was just positively buoyant with all equipment fitted, but without the drag chain (see below).
Therefore, as shown in Fig. 3, the reference frame was placed on top of the concrete beam and two LVDT were attached to the reference frame instead of the support.
