The phrase "attach fresh" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to attaching something new or recently created, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "Please attach fresh documents to the email before sending it."
Alternatives: "attach new" or "include recent".
Many of the nation's top doctors depend on federal grants to support their work, and attaching fresh conditions to those grants could be a powerful lever for enforcing new ethical guidelines on the universities.
When the slices were firmly attached, fresh medium was added to cover the tissue, and the cultures were maintained under these conditions for 4 days.
Previous work in our lab indicates that flagellar motility is needed for L. monocytogenes to attach to fresh cut radishes, [17], but that study did not differentiate between motility or the presence of flagella.
The cells were allowed to attach and fresh media was added the next day; 1, 5, 10 and 20 μM of Ery5 was delivered to cells and were incubated at 37 °C for 5 days.
When she stood up, she attached the fresh pad from her bag.
Gelatine, being a natural substance, reacts to factors such as temperature, oxygen and sunlight in the same way as food, and if attached to fresh food as a sealed label, it mimics the food's process of decay.
Given marginally profitable price points (I confirmed that with the company), Anturis is in a fun place for a company of its size: A functional business model attached to fresh cash.
Order fresh flowers and attach a sweet note, or give her a keepsake baby item--perhaps a sterling silver "Mom" keychain or another small token.
There are many unanswered questions about how bacteria attach and proliferate in fresh produce and as many questions in how to remove them without lowering quality.
But with stringent conditions, including new austerity measures, expected to be attached to any fresh rescue deal, and business confidence shattered by weeks of political chaos, shares are expected to sell off sharply.
