The phrase "stick itself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that adheres or attaches to itself, often in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The label will stick itself to the surface once you peel off the backing."
Alternatives: "adhere itself" or "attach itself."
The high price reflects not only the extra content on the memory stick, but also the fact that the stick itself can be reused for other purposes.
The unemployment rate is a measuring stick with many problems, one of which is that it tends to shift our focus from a human tragedy to the measuring stick itself, as if we were discussing the level of water in a reservoir.
Masco didn't just stick itself with lesser paintings.
How the Fathom Neural Compute Stick figures into this is that the algorithmic computing power of the learning system can be optimized and output (using the Fathom software framework) into a binary that can run on the Fathom stick itself.
If there has been one constant in U.S. Middle East policy over the past two decades, even after the turbulence and political transformations that have occurred in the region over the last three years, it is Washington's propensity to stick itself in the middle of a diplomatic problem that the U.S. diplomatic community considers the crown jewel of the negotiating world.
The use of an adhesive padded grip on the hurley stick itself is common, with the objective of enhanced grip, protection of the palm from friction and provision of some shock absorbency.
A silica-based adhesive takes over, sticking itself to the screen.
The prefix "super" seems to have stuck itself, magnet-like, to hundreds of adjectives just as a wave of beards swept across society.
Suddenly, with a percussive "dhomp," a narrow, black projectile the length of a shovel — with a payload unit the size of a large watermelon — stuck itself into my lawn at a forty-five degree angle.
Soon memorywill have started sticking itself all over us.We were fashioned from clay in a hurry,poor throwing may mean it didn't matter to the makers if their pots cracked.
By setting the bar for intervention so high — unmistakable evidence of clear intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group — the international community has stuck itself in a Catch-22: by the time it is clear that genocide is occurring, it is often too late to stop it.
