The phrase "attached drawing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a drawing that is connected to a document or a written explanation. For example, "Please refer to the attached drawing for an illustration of the proposed plan."
- we are building a blanket fort and renting sleeping pads... so IT WILL BE COZY ~ you won't have to just sit on the floor (see attached drawing).
An attached drawing explains that when humans walk normally, body weight is split almost evenly over both legs, which the surgeons say increases the risk of a person losing their balance and falling on slippery surfaces.
A Leica MZ18 stereo microscope with an attached drawing tube was also used to reveal the structure of a pleural arch.
(19 Troll gear means one or more lines with hooks or lures attached drawn through the water behind a moving vessel.
(5)Hand troll gear means one or more lines, with lures or hooks attached, drawn through the water behind a moving vessel, and retrieved by hand or hand-cranked reels or gurdies and not by any electrically, hydraulically, or mechanically powered device or attachment.
(17 Power troll gear means one or more lines, with hooks or lures attached, drawn through the water behind a moving vessel, and originating from a power gurdy or power-driven spool fastened to the vessel, the extension or retraction of which is directly to the gurdy or spool.
If you get too attached to drawing them, they will multiply across everything you try to draw.
The 240 crates so shipped were consigned to the shipper's order, with directions to notify the buyer, and a draft with bill of lading attached was drawn on the buyer for the purchase price, with the privilege of inspection before payment.
He attached a CAD drawing that was created with a help of a draftsperson hired to draw up his ideas.
With the centerpiece in place, Mrs. Straus put a stick in the ground, attached a string and drew a nine-foot circle, the outline for an eight-inch-deep, rubber-lined recirculating pool.
He painted on paper, usually on sheets measuring about 15in x 21in, which he attached to a drawing board and worked on in front of the chosen subject.
