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The phrase "appendices to this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to supplementary materials or documents that are attached to a main text or report.
Example: "For further details, please refer to the appendices to this report."
Alternatives: "appendices attached to this" or "supplementary materials to this".
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The overall effect of random variation on payments was increased compared with previous years because of a change in the payment formula, and we discuss this in more detail in the appendices to this paper.
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But in an appendix to this report you can find the following: Pollen records and tree stumps buried in the peat provide a fascinating record of past vegetation, and indicate that the High Peak Moors were once much more wooded that they are today... in the 16th and 17th centuries... massive woodland and scrub clearance occurred to make way for grazing, including on the moorland tops.
The deeply unhappy van Gogh, the authors argue not altogether convincingly, "welcomed death," and Secrétan may have provided him "the escape that he longed for but was unable or unwilling to bring upon himself, after a lifetime spent disavowing suicide as 'moral cowardice.' " There is no hard evidence for this theory, and it is laid out, discreetly, in an appendix to this biography.
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The code used to fit these models are available as an appendix to this paper.
The bibliographical appendix to this entry can direct readers to some recent editions of writings by early modern women.
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