The phrase "attached content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to files or materials that are included with a message, such as an email or document.
Example: "Please review the attached content before our meeting tomorrow."
Alternatives: "enclosed materials" or "included files".
The AdWords and AdSense terming systems have moved the work of creating meaning for consumer objects away from the advertising itself and toward the attached content.
Today, Threadsy is launching the ability to integrate Facebook wall posts into the "Inbound" column, letting users comment on active discussions, see attached content, like new items, pictures, videos and links, etc.
But the attached content wasn't the weirdest thing.
[One is] the technology, the idea of matching these blocks of text properly so that when you attach content and we distribute it to 500 places, it doesn't come up in an irrelevant place.
If you're lucky enough to find a balloon, you can head to the same website to retrieve your message and its attached digital content using the code.
It is found that (1) the variation of the attached mortar content is much sensitive to D RAC; (2) given the probability distribution of the content and chloride diffusion coefficient of old mortar, the probability distribution of D RAC can be analysed based on the PDEM; and (3) the critical chloride diffusion coefficient at a certain assurance rate can be obtained by the PDEM.
Therefore, particle size distribution, bulk density attached mortar content as well as the associated water absorption capacity of recycled aggregates were monitored to scrutinise the effect of such processing procedures.
For example, the main properties of RAC that are affected unfavourably by the attached mortar content are its density, absorption and Los Angeles abrasion, as well as the correlations between them and the attached mortar content (Juan and Gutierrez 2009).
Developed and funded by the European Publishers Council, the International Publishers Association and the World Association of Newspapers, Acap will be a "permissions information" technology that can be attached to content on a media organisation's website.
Ads can be attached to content, rather than directed to people: it's fine to advertise scuba gear to me if I am on a divers' discussion board, for example, rather than using my behavior on other sites to figure out that I'm a diver and then following me around everywhere I go online or offline.
So our idea is that we should let people just be able to attach their content right into the mainstream news, right as that story's breaking, because the story kind of frames the issue.
