The phrase "attach messages to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the action of linking or including messages with another item, such as an email or document.
Example: "Please attach messages to the email before sending it to the team."
Alternatives: "link messages to" or "add messages to".
Users can attach messages to the recordings to start a conversation about the recorded event as well as request footage from other users for specific dates and times.
You can send pictures of anything you want, though most users tend to send images of themselves, photo booth-style, and attach messages to them.
In addition, RedKix is also working on a Chrome plugin that would allow you to attach messages to certain sites and then have conversations with your team right from the browser.
Many prisoners have smuggled in mobile phones and others have learned the knack of attaching messages to yo-yos and launching them into adjacent cells.
They attached messages to long threads from their clothing with wads of hardened toothpaste and then cast them into neighboring cells.
Some laid flowers or attached messages to the tree beside which Mr Christoulas had killed himself.
However, the idea of attaching messages to things out in the real-world, or dropping them at specific geographic locations has been tried before, most recently by TechCrunch Boston pitch-off winner "Drop," and most notably by Flickr and Hunch co-founder Caterina Fake.
A couple other new features in Tweetie 2 include Vodpod video uploads and the ability to attach messages along with your TwitPics to that service.
For example, some VoIP service providers allow you to check your voicemail via your e-mail, while others allow you to attach voice messages to your e-mails.
The collective is known for attaching thoughtful messages to their transient public installations, like the Occupy Wall Street slogans they emblazoned across the Verizon building, and Projection Napping, as clever as it may seem, is no different.
