The phrase "attach your own" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to include their own materials, documents, or files in a submission or communication.
Example: "Please fill out the form and attach your own documents to support your application."
Alternatives: "include your own" or "add your own".
attach your own hosts to it, and get a limited number of volunteers to attach to it.
It includes new brake levers and cables, handlebars, a six-speed derailleur and a new front wheel (you attach your own tire).
You have to attach your own carabiners (metal loops) to the rope as you inch along, which prevent you from falling, and at times I found myself shaking so much I struggled to clip on.
"Unless the Instagrammer chooses to go into great detail to describe what is happening in that moment, there's usually an allure of the unknown that allows you to attach your own value to it," she says.
Subtitled "Home Space Planning Design Tool" this app wants to turn iPad owners into interior designers, with plans of rooms, furniture to move around them, and the ability to attach your own photos.
Attach your own superlatives as the SNP are, rightly, applauded.
If you cannot love another person without attaching your own conditions or adding a twist to it, then you are not in love at all.
You should not become so attached to your own hires that you lose objectivity.
And if you're real attached to your own scribbling, well, you've still got the original on paper.
You can stay with your family in one of the large campers playing vintage board games all night, stay with your buddies in a beach party bus attached to your own private Tiki bar or honeymoon in nautical comfort on faux seas.
If the lock in question is not attached to your own home, secure the property-owner's permission before proceeding.
