"remain anchored" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something (usually an idea, belief, or object) is fixed in place or not subject to change. For example: "Throughout his life, his faith has remained anchored in the love of God."
He thought he should remain anchored near third, a position he is still learning.
To keep the circuit temporarily in place, he let it remain anchored to its base at a few select points.
Greeks have reacted with anger and derision, viewing the fund as the lowest point in the country's epic struggle to remain anchored to the eurozone.
Tucker sums it up: "Provide stimulus; pause to see whether inflation expectations remain anchored; if, but only if, they are and more stimulus is needed, provide it etc.
Most of the characterized ZP family members are secreted or remain anchored to the plasma membrane where they play a structural role and/or act as receptors.
Most of the adatoms are very stable under standard conditions and remain anchored to the surface until high potentials in supporting electrolytes.
Germany had to remain anchored firmly in the steadying waters of Europe.But in the past four years under Mr Schröder, the pace has accelerated even further.
Of course he has not been in gainful employment for all of that time and another spell out of work seems imminent if Sunderland lose this match and remain anchored to the bottom of the table.
BMI Research, an arm of the Fitch credit ratings agency, is even more bearish about the traditionally more highly valued Brent blend, expecting prices to remain anchored below $55 at least till 2018.
Although this wasn't entirely the case in Oron, I suddenly understood how it was possible for the collective spirit of a people to remain anchored to a darker age, despite substantial exposure to the inevitable tide of newness.
In addition to the swimming rotifers, some (subclass Bdelloidea) loop along the bottom of ponds, alternately attaching the head and tail ends; others remain anchored by means of tubes or cases of jelly attached to the bottom.
