The phrase "attached briefing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or summary that has been included with a communication, such as an email or report.
Example: "Please review the attached briefing for more details on the project timeline and deliverables."
Alternatives: "enclosed summary" or "included briefing".
The amicus seeks leave to file the attached brief because the panel majority's decision misconstrues fundamental copyright principles, thereby di,rectly impacting the ability of university presses to earn revenues in the prImary markets which university presses serve and depriving them of the exclusive rights granted by copyright law to control the reproduction of their copyrighted works.
I attached an briefing note of an example, where I was also involved.
I have attached a brief description of the Guidelines and Particulars for this program.
The guardians attached a brief physician's certificate that contained minimal details and often stated that the ward was too incapacitated to attend a court hearing.
I've attached a brief introduction and excerpt from the Ionesco interview which was conducted in the spring of 1980.
Before registering for thesis, students must complete the thesis proposal form and attach a brief paragraph summarizing the work planned.
The last point was illustrated by restrictions attached to recent brief fare reductions by People Express as it was threatened with bankruptcy and as Government approval was pending for sale of the airline to the Texas Air Corporation.
Attached to the brief on behalf of the respondents there was submitted a copy of the transcript of testimony taken before the Louisiana Pardon Board on May 31 , 1946 in support of the relator's application for executive clemency, which was denied June 1 , 1946
And Mr. Wallach, despite his Cummingsesque disdain for such pretentions as capital letters, attached to his brief justifying the fee a clipping from The San Francisco Examiner headlined "San Franciso's elite, big-buck hot-shot lawyers," in which he was prominently mentioned.
The study, which was attached to the brief, impressed Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who wrote the majority opinion holding that the death penalty is unconstitutional when it is applied to defendants who are under sixteen at the time of their capital crimes.
