The phrase "attach logos" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to include or add logos to a document, presentation, or any other material.
Example: "Please attach logos to the presentation slides before sending them out to the team."
Alternatives: "add logos" or "include logos".
Almost anyone with rudimentary Photoshop skills can create and attach fake logos on to a site.
It's selling what Coleman calls "social marketing," which allows brands to attach a logo or marketing copy to blog posts that are marked as "sponsored".
So leagues crawl into their own virtual conundrum when they attach their league logos to a video-game industry that grunts, "If it's in the game, it's in the game".
One medical school successfully targeted this issue by orienting students to the integrated curriculum and attaching a logo to all nutrition material throughout the curriculum [ 22]; other schools employing an integrated curriculum may consider a similar strategy.
Once you've figured out what content you're going to include, you can tweak the color scheme of the app, add your own logos, and attach an icon and a description to include in the App Store.
And does that piece of string have a Chanel logo attached to it?
Gender differences are acknowledged in the display of a nylon stocking and crude approximations of designer handbags made from metal mesh and chain, sometimes with a car logo attached, using a bit of tar- or crude-oil-like substance.
The company is planning to do a joint promotion with NYC & Company, the city's convention and visitors bureau, proclaiming New York as the "real estate capital of the world" with the "CBRE" logo attached.
The only signal that this parcel is home to an N.F.L. team is a small Cardinals logo attached to an outside wall, to the top of the goal posts and to light poles that can be seen above the treetops.
In one Twitter picture she had given her electronic bail tag a designer touch by attaching a Chanel logo.
