"clipped together" is correct and usable in written English.
It's commonly used to indicate a brief meeting or connection between objects or people. For example, you could say, "The two branches were clipped together with a plastic tie."
He now issued to his inner circle folders of his poems, painstakingly clipped together.
A casino security man handed him two photos paper clipped together.
The sole and heel are clipped together and held in place until the customer wants a different fabric or needs a new heel.
The cause of Travers's long-concealed distress, and its blithe effect on her fiction and on Disney's eventual film, are clipped together as crisply as a hook and eye.
Rounds were fed to the gun on belts, which could be clipped together to provide continuous fire, and overheating was solved by surrounding the barrel in a metal jacket in which water was circulated from a separate container.
And it is these versatile straps that make the bag: They can be clipped together, turned into a single length for a more casual, across-the-body look, or even be turned into a chic skinny belt.
All in favour: big sound, neat inbuilt stands, clever design to clip together for moving around, excellent price.
He contents himself with printing his own interviews with his 25 world changers (or sometimes clipping together bits of other people's interviews) rather than writing interpretative essays.
Rush composes his manuscripts on oversized sheets of paper that he will sometimes cut and tape and clip together as he builds the book.
The top parts are then paper-clipped together to create a barrier.
Your outdoor lighting starter kit should include small converter boxes that are used to clip together the main line and the light wiring.
