The phrase "attach a memo" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when instructing someone to include a memo with a document or email.
Example: "Please attach a memo outlining the key points of our discussion before sending the report."
Alternatives: "include a memo" or "add a memo."
Ken Wax attaches a Memo 20 to a file.
In April of 1996, the Reverend Brian M. Flatley, an assistant to Cardinal Law, attached a memo to Geoghan's file after Geoghan refused to return to St . Lukes for further treatment, asking instead for permission to reënter the institute's retreat program: "forher Geoghan furtherhatreatmenttreaskinguch more professinstead at the Institute oforiving..
In April of 1996, the Reverend Brian M. Flatley, an assistant to Cardinal Law, attached a memo to Geoghan's file after Geoghan refused to return to St . Lukes for further treatment, asking instead for permission to reënter the institute's retreat program: "forher Geoghan furtherhatreatmenttreaskinguch more professinstead at the Institute oforiving...
The next time you are getting ready to work on a big project, run off a few documents and attach a formal memo, with the date and your name, to one of the documents stating "This looks good to me, but I wanted to run it past you.
The mood within the administration at the time is caught in a handwritten note attached to a memo in December 2002 from Rumsfeld, on the use of stress positions.
A copy of the column was attached to a memo circulated to each team by ROB MANFRED, the club's chief labor lawyer, stating that Piazza had been provided with inaccurate information.
A copy of the article was attached to a memo circulated to each team by Rob Manfred, the clubs' chief labor lawyer, stating that Piazza had been provided with inaccurate information.
Today, she said, they still produce the memo, but "now they attach a link to the Diplopedia article" — Diplopedia being a wiki, open to the contributions of all who work in the State Department.
Can you attach a celebrity?
