The phrase "attached covered" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both attached and covered, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Please find the attached document that is covered in detail."
Alternatives: "attached document" or "covered attachment".
The remaining 11 acres hold a four-bedroom, one-story frame house with two bathrooms, a kitchen, a dining room, a living room with a vaulted wood ceiling, a detached garage, two wraparound decks, a machine shed, a horse barn with an attached covered shelter, a hay barn, loafing sheds and a corral.
Once attached, cover the attachment item with the bow or greenery, to ensure that it cannot be seen.
Once the rafters are all attached, cover the roof frame with decking material.
(The company is selling a magnetically attached cover for Surface that doubles as a notebook-size keyboard).
Content brought to you by Sony Xperia *The Xperia™ Z3 is waterproof and protected against dust as long as you follow a few simple instructions: all ports and attached covers are firmly closed; you can't take the phone deeper than 1.5m of water and for longer than 30 minutes; and the water should be freshwater.
Each checklist had an attached cover sheet defining each health risk.
Inside, machines that took five years to build and cost €10m each are slowly drilling 12,000 holes into each A400M wing, mainly for attaching covers to the structural ribs and the leading and trailing edges.
The chart updates the first government list of 66 names, also attached, which covered a period between Jan . 1 2004, and November 2007.
Two days later, the cells were well attached and covered 40 50% of the surface area.
Clooney is the lantern-jawed American reporter, attached to cover the Potsdam conference, who stumbles upon a murder and an establishment cover-up; Cate Blanchett is the local shady lady with a secret and Tobey Maguire is the creepy American soldier who's way out of his depth.
The surgery was similar to a procedure done on former Representative Gabrielle Giffords, who was shot in the head and was fitted with a custom-made piece of synthetic bone attached to cover for the portion of her skull that was removed to allow her brain to swell, as this CNN interview with the neurosurgeon who performed the operation showed.
