The phrase "attach to page" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of adding a document, image, or file to a specific page, often in the context of digital documents or web pages.
Example: "Please remember to attach the relevant files to the page before submitting your report."
Alternatives: "add to page" or "link to page".
There were poetry books along with biographies, literary criticism and histories, some with tabs attached to pages Ms. Merchant might want to revisit.
He said he envisions the technology taking a hybrid form, like a book with a rigid spine attached to pages that are thin and flexible enough to roll up.
Or two-thirds of it might be sold, or half, or a wraparound banner might be attached to the page; or the front-page ad might be followed by another, on page 2, with the normal page 1 buried inside the paper on page 3.
He pays attention to elements that barely register with most readers, such as the head and tail bands colored silk placed where the pages attach to the spine.
His writing style was described by one critic as "so spare and elliptical that the words seem only lightly attached to the page".
Though they are little more than small software files that Web page servers attach to users' computers to identify them, they are nearly ubiquitous and enable advertisers to track users wherever they travel on the Web.
The photographs appear to be attached to the pages with photo corners or with tape; on many pages, several pictures vie for attention, sometimes laid out contact-sheet style on a grid, sometimes in collage; scans of found artifacts are interspersed throughout; captions are hand written, occasionally jotted notebook style across the images themselves.
He said items were commonly removed from pages and that the consignor's letters were attached to thin pages.
The thick, narrow notebook had a floral cover and colored tabs that Banks attached to the pages.
For this very purpose, a one page consent letter was attached to the cover page of each questionnaire stating about the general objective of the study and issues of confidentiality which was discussed by the data collectors before proceeding with the interview.
