The phrase "attach even" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of including something additional or unexpected, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "Please attach even the smallest details to the report."
Alternatives: "include even" or "add even".
Many modules have ports which allow you to attach even more pieces to your ship.
No. Financial markets would then attach even greater weight to those they have.
All are accepted to varying degrees by the fraternity of four-wheeling enthusiasts whose greatest pleasure is to attach even bigger tires to their Jeeps and then try to destroy them.
"The Prism-gate affair again reminds us that we must attach even more importance to Internet and information security protection, and resolutely protect Internet security and national security," Colonel Yang said.
Their efforts to hold out for a year-long bill were driven by a desire to attach even more spending cuts to a final package.
It is possible, however and for some purposes it is essential to study formulas without attaching even this degree of meaningfulness to them.
Republicans have attached even more demands to the bill preventing such an outcome.The president appears incredulous that a possible default is being used as leverage by one party.
But there was no money attached, even as the need became more intense – in another letter, the Maudsley hospital banned a Kids Company client from its premises because of his "unacceptable behaviour".
In the second act, the bubbles burst — but bankers were bailed out by taxpayers, with remarkably few strings attached, even as ordinary workers continued to suffer the consequences of the bankers' sins.
It's about the queasiness politicians feel about legalising something that they perceive still has a huge social stigma attached, even though the public is now firmly in favour of legalisation.
Mr Clark will now make the scheme compulsory – including it in the latest immigration bill, with criminal penalties attached – even while the pilot is going on and before it has been evaluated.
