The phrase "appended to it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is added or attached to another item, document, or piece of information.
Example: "The additional information was appended to it for clarity and completeness."
Alternatives: "attached to it" or "added to it".
This symphony sustains its "heavenly length," to cite a nickname appended to it, through an aura of hypnotic, uninterrupted beauty.
Appended to it was a message of acid charm: "My sincere apologies Karius.
The comments immediately appended to it confirmed this, with sick jokers speculating it was some kind of suicide note.
The Save As dialogue box in Word 2001 will even let Mac users save their files with a three-letter Windows file extension appended to it, making things move even more smoothly between the two systems.
Colors wasn't the first magazine to present global issues in terms of actual lives, "real people telling their stories," but it was the first to do so with a clothing catalog appended to it.
This is also success that comes with hard work appended to it - an internationally famous band tours for a year or two at a time - and suggests a kind of commitment you might not necessarily find in some comparatively flaky, fly-by-night profession like medicine or the law.
In order to tolerate replay attacks on the backbone, we indicate that each 3TCAC which composes a new signalling message should append to it the current timestamp value.
Then it retrieves its own IP address - which will be the address of the first server in the click stream (because the Referrer is empty) - and appends to it a randomly generated number to form the session id.
Else, it sends a GET with the "if-modified-since" field to A. c) Server A notices an empty Referrer field, so it appends to its address a random number to form the session id (SID).
Else, it sends a GET with the "if-modified-since" field to A. Server A notices an empty Referrer field, so it appends to its address a random number to form the session id (SID).
A copy of that note is appended to this document; it was circulated to John Varley, then Barclays Chief Executive, and Jerry del Missier, then President of Barclays Capital.
