The phrase "attach terms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of including specific conditions or stipulations in a document or agreement.
Example: "Before finalizing the contract, please ensure to attach terms that outline the payment schedule."
Alternatives: "include conditions" or "add stipulations".
If ISIS is not illuminated, it will continue attaching terms like "radical" and "terrorist" to the faith of 1.7 billion peaceful people.
Scholarships that claim to have a "money back guarantee" should prompt caution as well, since they typically have attached terms and conditions that make it difficult--if not impossible--to receive a refund.
Please refer to the attached Terms of References and kindly note that the deadline for application is 12 January 2014.
Request for Applications Additional Documentation Requestst for Applications UNICEF Ukraine invites interest from prospective partner organizations to carry out activities in support of UNICEF Ukraine in accordance with attached Terms of Reference.
Request for Applications UNICEF Ukraine invites interest from prospective partner organizations to carry out activities in support of UNICEF Ukraine in accordance with attached Terms of Reference.
Only short-listed candidates will be notified Monitoring and Evaluation Consultant, UNICEF Ghana -Closed Please find attached Terms of Reference (TOR) for Monitoring and Evaluation Consultant.
Of the remaining codes, some had the same attached terms as codes in the original list, while others were new, and clinical judgement (SLH/CM) was used to assign them to a severity group.
Typically this is done by attaching terms to an annotation in a separate format, such as a flat file or a database which describes instances of sequence data (Eilbeck and Lewis, 2004).
This is ideally assured if their meaning-bearing elements are bound to a multilingual terminological standard like SNOMED CT, which provides a clear model of meaning by well-defined concepts and attached terms in different languages.
Monitoring the Reduction of Inequities in Health & Nutrition" Consultancy with UNICEF Ghana -Closed Please find attached Terms of Reference (TOR) for "Monitoring the Reduction of Inequities in Health & Nutrition" Consultancy.
