The phrase "be affixed on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to attach something to something else. Here is an example sentence: "The stamp must be affixed on the envelope before it can be mailed."
If a bow or festive polka dot or sprinkling of confetti can be affixed on a garment, from blouse to belt to shoe, it will be.
On the contrary, 2D barcodes still have to be affixed on goods and content.
Hence, the quality of the microarrays design which includes selecting short Oligonucleotide sequences (probes) to be affixed on the surface of the microarray becomes a major issue.
A validation mark is thus generated which can be affixed on a document or included on an optical chip or magnetic tape in any card.
Also on its menu is something called "pejazzling," in which crystals in patterns like stars and dolphins are affixed on newly defuzzed skin.
Metal borders and black, red and blue plastic letters, numerals and symbols were affixed on panels at the Manhattan Tile and Terrazzo Company.
In fact, he said, a recent signage requirement imposed by the city makes landlords responsible for ensuring that a fire emergency instruction placard is affixed on the inside entrance door of every apartment in a multiple dwelling.
The Milton Keynes operation is principally about engineering and carbon composites: the chassis, or monocoque, and the odd-looking bracketing structures, called "wings," that are affixed on either end to improve the "global flow field around the car," as Newey says.
The communication flow is body sensors → body relay → (Sink1 or Sink2 or Sink3 or Sink4) Fig. 12 Scenario 3: MS is affixed on each bed.
A semitransparent long-exposure photo of pedestrians walking the Tuileries Garden in Paris is affixed on plexiglass while a video, captured from the same location, loops behind it.
Whether or not he is considered mentally ill, he was affixed on Congresswoman Giffords for many years (at least back to 2007 when he wrote "Die Bitch" on a letter from her).
