The phrase "attached to the laboratory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is physically or conceptually connected to a laboratory, such as a person, object, or document.
Example: "The research team consists of several scientists attached to the laboratory, working on various projects."
Alternatives: "affiliated with the laboratory" or "associated with the laboratory".
The drop box was attached to the laboratory ceiling.
A typical research laboratory is run by a principal investigator (PI), whose name is attached to the laboratory.
During that time, Adams and his wife managed to raise a family in a house attached to the laboratory by a tunnel.
The top door is hinged to the top of the MSB (see Fig. 1b) and can be opened and closed by using a winch (Fig. 1b, J) with stainless-steel wire (Fig. 1b, I), which is going through a pulley attached to the laboratory ceiling (Fig. 1b, G).
Information regarding nursing home referral was collected prospectively using a paper form attached to the laboratory request slip accompanying the nasal swab.
Most GPs stated written guidance would be useful (12) and felt that it would be best placed on the surgery intranet (7) for ease of printing, or attached to the laboratory report (6).
If repairs go well, flights could resume as early as Sept. 28, with the Atlantis traveling to the International Space Station with a major part of a truss to be attached to the orbiting laboratory.
To prevent structural slippage, each foundation is attached to the strong laboratory floor using four threaded rods.
On Mar. 15, 1995 David Lewis, an EPA scientist attached to the agency's laboratory in Athens, Ga., was told by his supervisor that EPA employees with connections to members of Congress should use their influence to sway lawmakers against a bill proposed by Representative Clifford Stearns (R-Fla). if it could be done "without getting into trouble".
The drop box was attached to the ceiling of the laboratory room by an electromagnetic lock system.
In spring 2012, a single larva was detected in a 100 sample pooled batch of pork at Trichinella meat inspection at the laboratory attached to the Nortura Rudshøgda slaughterhouse.
