The phrase "attach measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of adding or including specific actions, standards, or metrics to a plan or document.
Example: "In order to ensure compliance, we need to attach measures that will help us track our progress."
Alternatives: "add metrics" or "include standards".
But there'll be plenty of future transportation-related bills to which lawmakers can attach measures to re-regulate this or that aspect of the airline industry.
If Republicans attach measures that would block or change environmental rules to budget proposals or other major legislation, the president "would be then confronted with a choice," said Scott Segal, a lobbyist for the energy industry in Washington.
"I believe that rather than poke the president in the eye we ought to put legislation on his desk, and we ought to use this time -- we've already used up two weeks trying to attach measures to a funding bill when we could have used this time to actually move actual immigration legislation".
The subjects wear a cap with electrodes attached, measuring brain waves.
By using a specifically designed impact tester and its attached measuring system, time domain signals and frequency signals in the course of impact were recorded and analyzed.
If my legs had an attached meter measuring movement through lifetime, it would register far more revolutions than steps.
Republican leaders are pushing to attach similar measures to the budget bill that is now being negotiated by administration and Congressional officials.
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What they didn't get: * Attached measures that more broadly reflected conservative social policy that would, for example, have taken funding away from Planned Parenthood Clinics that provide healthcare to five million American women.
Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said it was a mistake to attach the measure to the military bill because the president would veto it.
House Democrats, who also voted overwhelmingly for the North Korea sanctions package this spring, could decide to attach the measure to the Russia-Iran bill.
