The phrase "attachment to community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong emotional connection or sense of belonging to a particular group or community.
Example: "Her attachment to community was evident in her dedication to local volunteer work and events."
Alternatives: "bond with the community" or "connection to the community".
The results build attachment to community and place.
Though measures of attachment to community differed between refugees and Cameroonians, both had similarly high measures with respect to a positive sense of future.
At the community level, attachment to community and peers through school or churches, community acceptance and access to social support were associated with youth resilience [ 19, 22– 22].
Indicators used to measure attachment to community include 1) measures of dynamic inequality between members of different groups, including income and assets; and 2) subjective sense of ties to and inclusion in one's community or village.
Adolescents with lower degrees of attachment to community will report conflicting injunctive norms (those of the reference group compared to the generalised population) and higher levels of alcohol use.
The second model, titled 'Base Model + Social Human Security Indicators', contains the addition of sense of attachment to community human security indicators, and only achieves an AUC of 0.64 and 0.73 for lifetime and six-month prevalence of sexual violence respectively.
Although both refugee and host populations reported subjective measures of attachment to their community and forming strong relationships within their community in similarly high proportions (Table 6), when asked concretely whether they could rely on members of their community for assistance, answers differed: though confidence intervals overlapped in many cases.
And finally, we expect strangers in the community (say, those who have stayed less than one year) to have lower altruistic attachment to the community and therefore less willing to pay for more social-oriented programme components of total malaria control menu but relatively more willing to pay for more self-centered prevention methods like bed nets, window/door nets, etc.
I am scared and concerned for students of color, queer* and trans* students and all university community members at the mercy of an arbitrarily expanded police force without clear oversight or attachment to the community.
Their brief defines residency as a "significant and continuing attachment to a community".
We're in the middle of a longer-term social and cultural change, flowing away from deference and attachment (to a community, to a class, to a party) and towards individualism, autonomy and self-determination.
