The phrase "and appended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been added or attached to a document or text.
Example: "The additional information was included in the report and appended at the end for clarity."
Alternatives: "and added" or "and attached".
I submitted a list, and appended another ten runners-up.
Most of the songs were taken at a leisurely pace and appended with gospel-inspired codas.
I replied on his blog and appended my reply to the comments below.
(I made freehand copies of the illustrations and appended them to my thesis. My examiners were not amused).
(Many began as little plaster pies that the artist pressed to his face, let dry and then, variously, painted, sculptured and appended).
Most strangely, he also painted a watercolour, and appended a description, of a storm of rain in one of his dreams.
These Neo-Phrygian texts are virtually all curse formulas that were written in the Greek alphabet and appended to tomb inscriptions.
In the main story mode, players run through scenes recreated from the current blockbuster, as well from the original Jurassic Park and its two subsequent sequels – all filled with puzzles and appended by TT games' quirky Lego humour.
David Dann, an owner of The Towne Crier, a weekly newspaper in the area, drove the company van, which was completely covered in newsprint and appended with a fish head in the front and a tail in the back.
In a letter to supporters written in the weeks before the November election, and appended to one of Olson and Boies's briefs, Tam refers to "the SF city government, which is under the rule of homosexuals.
"I don't get to listen to a lot of music when I write about Andrew Jackson," he added, and appended a footnote, "Well, 'The Battle of New Orleans,' maybe".
