The phrase "attached and later" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is included now and will be addressed or discussed at a later time, but it is vague.
Example: "The document is attached and later we will discuss its contents in the meeting."
Alternatives: "included now and discussed later" or "enclosed for later review."
Even "Anything But Tame" is the story of two kids who were friends as barefoot kids, and then kind of emotionally attached during adolescence, and then later on were romantically attached, and torn apart later on.
The Greater Hartford parade committee, however, welcomed the dogs in 1990, no strings attached, and three years later agreed to allow Ms. Lerch's group to march as well.
As his spiritual hunger grew, he attached himself, and later the entire family, to Young Swamiji, a roly-poly guru with the features of a baby and a delighted response to all events that became a family refrain: "It's goo-oo-ood".
Banderas remained attached, and Martin Campbell signed on later that month, turning down the chance to direct Tomorrow Never Dies.
The following day the medium was removed and replaced with culture media with or without 20 µM benzoyloxy-Ile-Glu-Ala-leucinal (zIEALal), and 18 h later attached and detached cell were harvested by scraping in the culture medium.
If they are still babies, and they are in contact 24/7, they will eventually get attached and will hang out later in their lives.
One week later, cells attached and spread to form discrete patches on the flask bottom.
The rear fuselage started at the eleventh frame, to which the pilot's seat and (later) armour plating was attached, and ended at the nineteenth, which was mounted at a slight forward angle just forward of the fin.
The puzzle is so named because the picture, originally attached to wood and later to paperboard, was cut into its pieces with a jigsaw, which cuts intricate lines and curves.
Differential importance may be attached to first and later children.
