The phrase "attached to the matrix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is physically or conceptually connected to a matrix, such as in mathematics, computer science, or even in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The data points are attached to the matrix, allowing for easier manipulation and analysis."
Alternatives: "linked to the matrix" or "connected to the matrix."
In (22a b), the pronominal clitics =cu/=mu are obligatorily attached to the matrix predicates.
Separation efficiency of solid-phase extractant is greatly subjected to the spatial configurations of functional ligands attached to the matrix, which has not been studied efficiently till now.
From the study of the micro-toughening mechanism it was shown that at low strain the particles remain attached to the matrix polymer.
Of importance, the distances between the interfaces in the nanocomposites may turn out more short under these conditions of the better amino-MMT dispersion, and the impact of nanolayers covalently attached to the matrix on its dynamics and physical properties may depend on the amino-MMT content in a complicated way, for example, be more pronounced at their lower contents.
The Donnan membrane effect which arises out of non-diffusibility of the fixed functional groups covalently attached to the matrix of the ion exchanger can be intelligently used to design hybrid ion exchangers dispersed with metal oxide nanoparticles to suit different environmental applications.
Denis Moran, a recently retired police officer who was attached to the Matrix unit, told me that teenagers, who are regularly sent out of Liverpool to the countryside to sell drugs, are also stealing firearms to order: "There is a link to County Lines here.
Fibroblast cells attach to the matrix and, in keeping with their physiology, begin to apply a traction force to it, resulting in micro-displacements of the embedded beads.
The NC explants were dissected, placed in front of the beads in between 250 and 500 μm, and left to attach to the matrix for 30 min.
Following culture of pMTH1-U937 on an agarose surface, the formation of three-dimensional cell aggregates could be observed again after phorbol ester incubation, however, these cell aggregates were floating in suspension and failed to attach to the matrix.
The sperm DNA nuclear toroids are attached to the nuclear matrix (scaffolding) at matrix attachment regions (MARs) at intervals of about 50 kb throughout the genome [ 4– 7].
It means that this fraction of C3G is more tightly attached to the onion matrix, and removal of C3G from the system requires desorption/diffusion of the compound from the matrix, which limits the extraction rate [ 4].
