The phrase "attach a few" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to including a small number of items, typically documents or files, in a communication such as an email.
Example: "Please attach a few relevant documents to your email before sending it."
Alternatives: "include a few" or "add a few".
Also attach a few strings to ensure everyone is on the same page.
The outfit is simple; just attach a few bunches of grapes or coloured tennis balls to an everyday garment to get that authentic Staphylococcus look.
Help to buy, by rights, should be cancelled on economic grounds but, if the government really is wedded to the scheme until 2021, at least attach a few protections for customers.
In the second half of this Editorial, I would like to attach a few testaments from former researchers (visiting in the mid 90s) who recently recounted their experiences in his laboratories.
He had gone back on to the roof following lunch without a safety harness after the farmer, Alan Reid, had asked him to attach a few extra sheets, Stirling sheriff court was told.
He saw Microsoft Outlook Express open automatically on his machine, attach a few documents to a new email and send it to an address he didn't recognize.
"Me, too," I shot back, attaching a few photos of kindergarten graduation before hitting "send".
She attached a few strands to an electric spinning wheel and started walking backwards, paying out the fibre.
Jalloh got to his feet, thinking it was over, but his hand was still partially attached a few inches above the wrist.
They are almost like a collection of baseball cards; each former flame has a story attached, a few vital statistics, but none are real players.
In the future, a nurse could determine whether a baby is likely to develop a reading disorder simply by attaching a few electrodes to its scalp and watching its brain waves respond to human speech.
