The phrase "attaches one" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the action of connecting or linking something to a single entity or item.
Example: "The technician attaches one cable to the main power source to ensure proper functionality."
Alternatives: "connects one" or "links one".
The perpetrator attaches one to the end of a line he believes to be funny.
Teachers must remember there is no zone of privacy when someone publishes in this manner and attaches one's name to it".
If you can imagine it, an entomologist attaches one electrode to the retina of a penny-size ash borer and the other to the bug's brain.
Dr Wang took the enzyme that normally attaches one of the 20 natural amino acids to his tRNA in bacteria, and mutated it in about a billion ways in yeast cells in the hope that one of the mutants would fit the mammalian bill perfectly which, indeed, one of them did.Having assembled and tested the machinery, he then wanted to do something useful with it.
The groups are billing the sessions as free, "no strings attached," one-on-one meetings with financial professionals — mostly certified financial planners, but also other members of the Financial Planning Association.
Each terminal O2− ion may in turn attach one or more H+ ions depending on its basicity and the pH of the solution.
24– 26 Hybrids based on the Anderson structure can be synthesized by attaching one or two tris(hydroxymethyl)methane derivatives (TRIS R; (HOCH2 3C R) to the planar metal oxide framework.
You attach one to each breast, and it's painful.
Attach one end of your ribbon to a safety pin.
Inside were eight ladders, each about twenty feet tall, attached one above the other.
The first plausible use for the plug computer is to attach one of these gizmos to a U.S.B. hard drive.
