The phrase "attachment meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or interpretation of an attachment, such as in an email or document.
Example: "The attachment meaning in this context refers to the implications of the document provided."
Alternatives: "significance of the attachment" or "interpretation of the attachment".
With increasing ratio of d-glucose displayed on the surfaces, the efficiency of cell attachment improved, meaning that the attachment exclusively occurred via mediation of an affinity between d-glucose displayed and glucose transporter on cell membrane.
But the more pointedly mime aspect of his work lies in its quasi-expressionistic attachment to meaning.
The gill attachment is adnate, meaning that the gills are attached to the stem along their entire depth.
Red and green yarn-end attachments are tethers, meaning they prohibit end rotation; red attachments also prohibit translational displacement.
To find a path back to power, social democratic parties have to properly acknowledge the communal attachments that give meaning to our lives in a world of unprecedented insecurity and upheaval.
The gills have an adnate attachment to the stem, but in maturity the attachment becomes adnate-decurrent, meaning the gills start to extend down the length of the stem.
Other studies found activation of amygdala [23] and medial prefrontal cortex [24] to sentences or scenarios with attachment-related meaning, but did not examine the differential effects of classic attachment styles on the perception of social cues with different affective meanings.
Sharia law requires financial transactions to have an underlying attachment to the "real economy", meaning it would not permit the derivatives trading that brought down Lehman Brothers.
They are either free from attachment to the stem, or adnexed, meaning only a small portion of the gill is attached.
