The phrase "attach tags" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of adding labels or identifiers to items, such as files, images, or products, for organization or categorization purposes.
Example: "To improve the searchability of your documents, make sure to attach tags that accurately describe their content."
Alternatives: "add labels" or "apply tags".
She asked how the scientists punched holes in the animals' ears to attach tags that identified them.
Our job is to attach tags to several dolphins – we aim for three or four per day – that are programmed to stay on the animals for 24 hours.
When the counting was complete, and the moon overhead, he used a battery-powered hand drill to make small holes in the carapaces of about a dozen horseshoe crabs so he could attach tags to them.
Digital cameras attach tags to photographs to record information about the time, date and exposure details; MP3 audio files generally contain tags listing the track name, artist, and other information.
Increasingly, users will start to attach tags of their own to files, too.When saving a document five years from now, rather than naming it and dropping it into a folder, you may well tag it with a few keywords and drop it into a database.
One of the project's long-term goals is to attach tags to reintroduced or relocated Bornean orangutans displaced by deforestation.
Scientists attached tags to 29 birds and 20 are known to have returned.
In addition to attaching tags to your keys, you must wrap your phone in Bikn's phone case.
To offer a nonalphabetical option for navigating the entries, this year we have attached tags to each item -- in the print issue and online -- indicating subject matter.
Dr. Jensen and his colleagues attached tags to 12 short-finned pilot whales off the Canary Islands and logged the sound, depth and orientation of the animals.
When he first launched, he attached tags that said BetterBoyfriend.me to flower bouquets and set off for Dolores Park, a popular lounging spot in the tech and youth-heavy Mission District.
