The phrase "attachment structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, linguistics, or any field discussing the organization of attachments or relationships.
Example: "The attachment structure of the child's relationships with their caregivers plays a crucial role in their emotional development."
Alternatives: "attachment framework" or "attachment system".
David Thacker's cool, considered production gives the impression of a show that may be easier to admire than adore, yet by the end quite satisfactorily readjusts one's attachment structure.
Lodge has great fun with their disparities of discourse: Messenger reads one of Reed's books and dismisses it as "women's writing"; she in turn reads a paper on grief and discovers she is suffering from "a cognitive adjustment to an attachment structure in response to a death event".
Flip-chip bonded photodiodes and an adhesively bonded optical fiber attachment structure were considered.
Different formulations were examined to assess scaffold effects on cell attachment, structure and function.
Within these larger structures it is possible to distinguish apical versus basal localization of attachment structure components.
These differences in phenotype and localization suggest VAB-19 might act earlier than EPS-8 in a pathway of attachment structure biogenesis.
The lower cortex, which is similar in structure to the upper cortex, participates in the formation of attachment structures called rhizines.
Most insects possess two different types of attachment structures, claws and adhesive pads [170, 171].
Within the literature, however, consideration is only given to how the attachment structures act within their ecological systems.
From our findings, the desired mechanical parameters of attachment structures can conveniently be delineated in newly developed adhesion design maps.
Based on these investigations, a clearer strategy for producing optimum bio-inspired attachment structures is beginning to emerge.
