The phrase "attachment mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, psychology, or interpersonal relationships, referring to a state or style of attachment.
Example: "In attachment mode, individuals may exhibit behaviors that reflect their emotional connections to others."
Alternatives: "connection mode" or "bonding mode".
The relationship between the arc-anode attachment mode and the temperature fluctuation of the electrode surface was investigated.
Due to the unbalanced Lorenz force, the rotation of arc spot was severe in diffuse arc-anode attachment mode, which led to relatively large temperature fluctuations on the anode surface, resulting in low purity of synthesised multi-wall carbon nanotubes on the anode deposit.
Using guide atoms is a way to reduce the degrees of freedom when it comes to the possible types of outcomes, which is useful when a template was designed with the intention of using a specific attachment mode.
Furthermore, morphological appearances of the Bacteroidales associations vary due to differences in cell shape, attachment mode, and the effect on the host protist cell, providing an attractive model to investigate morphological evolution of protist-bacteria associations.
The scale consists of two factors - 'quality of attachment' which represents the quality of a mother's affective experiences such as closeness and tenderness; and 'time spent in attachment mode' which represents the intensity of preoccupation a mother experiences assessed through 19 items based on the feelings, behaviours and attitudes towards the fetus.
They represented two attachment modes, namely mesh-climber and concrete- bare-wall climber groups.
The effects of arc current and electrode gap distance on the formation of different attachment modes were investigated.
Diffuse and multiple arc-anode attachment modes were observed when using DC arc discharge to prepare carbon nanomaterials.
In particular, new rubbing attachment modes are proposed to adapt free-interface CMS techniques to frictional contact.
The formation of different attachment modes is explained by the competition of the cathode jet and the anode jet.
To reduce the mode truncation error problem, two residual attachment modes of viscoelastically damped systems are proposed in terms of the lower modes and system matrices by using the first one or two terms of Neumann expansion.
