The phrase "attachment to anyone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing emotional connections or bonds that one may have with other individuals.
Example: "Her attachment to anyone she met was evident in the way she formed deep friendships quickly."
Alternatives: "bond with others" or "connection to others".
Murdoch has no discernible attachments to anyone or anything except the formidable company he has built... no business associate lasts long... Save for Ronald Reagan, he turned on every politician he ever supported in every country where he has operated; he discarded every loyal lieutenant, two wives and countless friendly acquaintances, as if he were changing his socks.
When he eventually caved, it was in the way of a Clinton/Blair/Brown, through an excess of pragmatism and lack of principle, rather than any dogmatic attachment to Rand or anyone else.
Attach concentrator attachment to blow drier.
Still, given Mr. Yeltsin's attachment to power, his intolerance for anyone who seems to encroach on his authority and his penchant for ignoring his own public pledges, few would be surprised if he changed his mind once more and decided to run again.
And anyone with any attachment to the Los Feliz Murder Mansion legend had better hope she's right, because those items are gone now.
No other filmmaker has his sentimental attachment to autoworkers, and he understands better than anyone the causes of the desolation that has made Detroit the butt of movie jokes for decades.
Strictly speaking, ostalgie is a sentimental attachment to the old German Democratic Republic, but I think anyone who remembers the island-city of West Berlin with such fondness is also suffering from the condition.
Similarly, Square lets anyone take physical credit card payments with their mobile phone and a cheap attachment to take the swipe.
Anyone who has spent time with the prime minister knows him as someone who has a profound attachment to the biblical lands of what he calls Judea and Samaria.
