The phrase "attachment module" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, software, or hardware where a component is designed to attach or connect to another system or device.
Example: "The new software update includes an attachment module that allows users to easily integrate additional features."
Alternatives: "attachment component" or "add-on module".
Based on the design of the low cost Total Reflection X-Ray Fluorescence attachment module available since 1986 from Atominstitut (WOBRAUSCHEK-module) which can be attached to existing X-ray equipment, a new version was developed which allows the analysis of samples in vacuum.
The attachment module included optical path structure, lens, filter, sample slot, LED, and some fixed structure.
As incomplete documentation, the required program code of the indirect comparison (simulated treatment comparison) was missing in the case of Axitinib (When an indirect comparison is submitted within the German benefit assessment, it is required for the manufacturer to provide the program code in an attachment (Module 5)).
Furthermore, gene expression of entire cell junction and attachment modules such as adherens junctions, gap junctions, tight junctions, desmosomes and hemidesmosomes were coordinately and strongly induced in the HBO treated rats (Supplementary Table S1).
Complex members were then classified into three groups: cores, attachments and modules.
In the last three years of our six-year course, students rotate through a series of 5-8 week clinical attachments (block modules).
The acceptance of more complex design in a few modules improves significantly the configuration of the blanket, the strength of the module attachment and the maintenance of the machine.
It consists of a stainless steel Shield block of about 4 tons, equipped with eight penetration holes through it and with all the features at the rear and side walls required for the module attachment system.
Patients were imaged with the Heidelberg Retina Tomograph with the Rostock Cornea Module attachment.
The Heidelberg Retina Tomograph III with the Rostock Cornea Module attachment (HRT-RCM), Heidelberg Engineering, Germany, is a new generation confocal laser scanning microscope which allows corneal imaging on a cellular level.
These results showed that the secondary protein structure was insensitive to attachment of the module M1.
