The phrase "attached covering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a layer or material that is affixed to something else, often for protection or insulation.
Example: "The attached covering on the package ensures that the contents remain safe during shipping."
Alternatives: "enclosed layer" or "affixed covering".
In this paper, we use a sample of young skilled highly attached workers covering an important part of the West German labour market to study the short- and long-term wage effects of work absences.
Too many times I see the comment: "I am applying for X role and attach my covering letter and CV".
Meanwhile, in Australia, Aheda Zanetti, a Lebanese Muslim woman who was frustrated by the immodesty of secular bathing garb, came up with the "burqini" and the "hijood" — an ensemble of leggings, a draped overdress, and an attached elastic head covering.
The Main Stand covers approximately two thirds of the length of the pitch, though the attached enclosure is longer, covering the whole distance.
It is shown that at illuminated n-MoSe2 and n-WSe2 electrodes the charge transfer of a hole from the crystal valence band to certain redox ions in solution is catalyzed by a [Ru bipy)2Cl poly r-vinyl- poly r-vinyl-covering layer attached at the crystal surface.
Traps were put out from a small boat and attached to the shoreline, covering a depth range from 0to5 5 m depth.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 a The details of the covering plates attached to the top and bottom of the shell.
We replied to the job offers by sending an email with the resumé and the covering letter attached and a short message explaining that the applicant is interested in the offer.
A Company of the 824th was attached to the 106th Cavalry Group, covering the far left flank of the Army, while the other two gun companies remained with the infantry of 100th Division.
