The phrase "attach smart" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to attaching something in a clever or efficient way, but the phrase lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Please attach smart to the document before sending it." (This example is unclear due to the phrase's ambiguity.)
Alternatives: "attach intelligently" or "attach cleverly."
"I remember later entering her name in my computer with three adjectives attached: smart, beautiful, Renaissance woman".
We've attached smart leather straps for handles, but you could use knobs, rope – whatever takes your fancy.
Prevent unnecessary panic and attach this smart device to all your important belongings that are bound to get lost.
To this the company attaches a smart drug that clamps on to a receptor called alpha v beta(3) integrin, which is abundant on tumor blood vessels.
One professor in particular was recently expressing his confusion on how people have become so attached to smart phone usage.
This may have been true in the past, but today small businesses can choose from affordable credit card processing devices that are so simple, some can even attach to a smart phone.
The minimum number of sensors required to determine the current status of the smart home is attached to the smart boards, and they collect actual data.
And StockTwits is smart to attach itself to this wave.
But the iPads still manage to come in feeling more polished than most of its tablet rivals, with details like the matching corner radii, top of the line aluminum finish and super clever use of magnets to keep the exterior free of hooks or latches to attach accessories like the Smart Keyboard.
This time around, the company is focusing on notifications from messaging apps and it's giving developers a couple of new tools for highlighting who is contacting you and giving developers the ability to attach photos, stickers and smart replies to these notifications.
