The phrase "everything is attached" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that all things are connected or linked together. Example: "In our school's science project, we learned how everything is attached in the ecosystem. Each living thing plays a role in maintaining the balance of nature."
"The gym was an old-fashioned multi-gym where everything was attached.
While there is no way to determine exactly what kind of an impact high-quality science standards will have on the future literacy of students, state and national standards "provide a framework to which everything else is attached" (Lerner 2000).
According to Lerner (2000), standards are "meant to serve as the frame to which everything else is attached," forming the foundation for curricular activities and driving "standards based" educational reform (Lerner 2000).
He has said, "I certainly believe that everything I do is attached to my childhood," and his art increasingly appears to be directly wired to such an organic source.
These people were here to see their outmatched squad of economics majors get shellacked in spite of all the nonsense about athletic conferences, brand sponsorship, boring offensive strategies and everything else that is attached to basketball but has absolutely nothing to do with the actual game.
At the time, the possibility of creating "designer babies" — a prospect that, no matter how unlikely, is attached to almost everything written or said about CRISPR — was too remote to consider.
At the time, the possibility of creating "designer babies"—a prospect that, no matter how unlikely, is attached to almost everything written or said about CRISPR was too remote to consider.
"Everything in my life, and so many others', is attached to that train," he later observed.
No opprobrium is attached.
