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The phrase "attached to the front" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is fastened securely to the front part of a structure. For example, "The building had a sign attached to the front."
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Handbag attached to the front of your favourite fashion mag?
Notes were attached to the front of her mother's medical chart to alert all staff members.
Suzanne thought the huge murals attached to the front were, at best, pedestrian.
She turned the Toyota around, and they let out a winch, which was attached to the front of the truck.
The plant is a huge, pale blue building with a modern office complex attached to the front.
Cranks and pedals were attached to the front wheel, which was 86 to 91 cm (34 to 36 inches) in diameter.
Feed and water troughs are attached to the front of the cages; eggs roll down the sloping cage floors into a collection area.
An ypsiloid cartilage, attached to the front of the pelvic girdle, is used in exhalation in several groups, especially ambystomatids, dicamptodontids, hynobiids, and salamandrids.
It continued to ring while he looked through the mail he had collected from the box attached to the front of his house.
Another idea was to increase the focus on exceptional bags — this season with a new signature: an exotic leather "jewel box" attached to the front.
In addition to the humanoids there are phoenix, dragon and goblin figures that would be attached to the front, back and top of the funeral bier.
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attached to the forms
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deputy to the front
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connecting to the front
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attached to the nitrogen
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attached to the patient
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