The phrase "attached exhibit" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal, business, or formal contexts to refer to a document or item that is included with a main document for reference.
Example: "Please review the attached exhibit for additional information regarding the contract terms."
Alternatives: "enclosed document" or "included attachment".
Ambivalent attachment refers to infants who are insecurely attached, exhibit separation anxiety, are unable to use the caregiver as a secure base, and develop internal working models of ambivalence towards attachment figures, because caregivers are usually inconsistent and unpredictable (Bowlby 1988).
Only a few individuals who used Fiverr to solicit jobs are used as example in the suit directly, but an attached "Exhibit A" offers a lists containing 1,114 Fiverr users.
The statement and attached exhibits offered slightly more detail about those events, many of which have been previously reported.
Wednesday's motion and attached exhibits, however, contained significantly more detail about Roberts's three alleged encounters with Andrew, the first of which she claims occurred in London in 2001.
Two 1,5-diaryl-3-oxo-1,4-pentadienyls (1 and 2) having nitro group attached exhibited potent anti-parasitic activity when evaluated against Trypanosoma cruzi and Leishmania amazonensis.
Whilst elastomer surfaces with randomly attached particles exhibit isotropic coefficients of friction, the tribological properties of micro-patterned elastomers are anisotropic.
In contrast, ME-180 cells exposed to the non-BV isolate, 5-1, were still attached and exhibited normal spreading epithelial morphology after 1 hour (data not shown) and had only begun to exhibit rounding and other cytopathogenic changes by 3 hours (Fig. 3C).
The covalently attached protein exhibits substantially higher stability towards leaching than the adsorbed one.
The cells firmly attached and exhibited morphologically normal appearance on the surface of 10% Mg/CSH and CSH constructs after 3 days of culture and 7 d)).
The corresponding dry mass curves in Fig. 1(b) show that the attached cell exhibits negative growth whereas the motile cell has clear positive growth, though the data is much noisier.
The timeline, attached as an exhibit, included an introduction written by the lawyer, whose name is not included.
