The phrase "attached until" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is connected or linked to something else for a specified duration or until a certain condition is met.
Example: "The document is attached until the final approval is granted."
Alternatives: "linked until" or "connected until".
The Limfjorden separates it from the mainland, to which it was attached until 1825, when water erosion cut a channel through the narrow isthmus at Thyborøn.
warehouse was built in 1392 and sections have been attached until it reached its present total of 2 1/2 million cubic ft. of space.
Cleistothecia typically start forming on the surface of infected leaves and clusters in mid- to late summer, and they remain firmly attached until they mature, after which they can be washed away by rainfall.
I hate trend pieces about how "kids today" get together in groups and end up having sex with no strings attached until somebody gets hurt, but it's very much a thing that happens, and not only to kids.
It is advisable, therefore, to avoid logging into internet banking, online shopping or anything that has a credit card or personal data attached until you can verify that they have fixed the issue.
While it does not have the money to meet a $10 billion payment on June 15, the European Union could provide short-term financing — with few strings attached — until a definitive deal could be negotiated with the new government.
In nonjury trials, jeopardy does not attach until the first witness is sworn.
In U.S. law, jeopardy does not attach until the jury is sworn in a jury trial or until the first witness is sworn in a bench trial.
Where a criminal case is tried to the court, jeopardy does not attach until "the court begins to hear evidence". Serfass v. United States, 420 U.S. 377, 388 (1975).
Hence, a Montana statute providing that jeopardy does not attach until the first witness is sworn cannot constitutionally be applied in a jury trial.
In addition to Montana, Arizona also holds that jeopardy does not attach until "proceedings commence," although this may be as early as the opening statement.
