The phrase "attached conditions for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific conditions that are included or linked to a particular agreement, document, or situation.
Example: "Please review the attached conditions for the contract before signing."
Alternatives: "conditions included in" or "conditions specified for".
Some Republican lawmakers sponsored a bill to put dreamers on a path to citizenship but attached conditions — for instance, barring them for at least 15 years from sponsoring relatives for green cards — more onerous than those faced by previous immigrant groups.
In order to test this hypothesis, we cultured OVCA cells in attached conditions for 24 and 48 h in media containing guanido-N2 arginine, collected media, and analyzed the media using liquid chromatography mass spectroscopy (LC MS) for N citrulline, generated through NOS pathway.
But since he became president of South Korea last year, the conservative Lee Myung-bak has attached conditions to aid for the North and sharply criticized its nuclear program.
Potential effects to reduce the peak parallel- and/or perpendicular heat flux are predicted from a simple geometrical-diffusive model as well as by numerical EMC3-EIRENE simulations for pure deuterium attached conditions with spatially constant diffusion coefficients.
He attached conditions that changed it substantively.
He could have approved it but attached conditions.
In attached conditions and in incipient and moderate stall conditions, the Courant number was set equal to 25 thus allowing for a rapid convergence.
PDK expression under attached conditions was set as 1.
A junior Home Office minister, James Brokenshire, predicted last year that the European Commission "would attach conditions" to any British requests for selective re-entry, perhaps insisting that Britain join bundles of related measures.
He said if the administration continued to resist a strategic shift in Iraq, it might become time for Congress to attach conditions or withhold military money to force a change — an idea he has resisted in the past.
A few Congressional liberals have criticized the aid program as militaristic and shortsighted, but they are unlikely to slow its passage except by attaching conditions meant to promote greater respect for human rights by the Colombian military.
