The phrase "attached included" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two phrases, "attached" and "included," which should be used separately for clarity.
Example: "Please find the document attached for your review."
Alternatives: "attached document" or "included file".
The departments to which the physicians were attached included Internal Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Community Medicine, Psychiatry, Pathology, ENT, Ophthalmology, and Radiology.
The fluorophores attached included dansyl, dabsyl, coumarin, fluorescein, rhodamine, Alexa Fluor, Nile Blue, Cy5, Cy7, near-infrared and infrared dyes, as well as lanthanide chelators.
This present comes with some strings attached, including ersatz '50s rock sounds and sickly sweet soprano-saxophone solos.
Dr. Husemann said that other sensors could easily be attached, including, for instance, ones to measure blood pressure or blood sugar.
On the Iraq war, the Democrats prepared to offer the administration $50 billion but with strings attached, including a goal to withdraw troops by December 2008.
The bank will offer a home equity loan if possible, but it also extends five-year personal loans with strict conditions attached, including no new card debt.
They can leave everything on the bike attached — including kiddie trailers and other pricey accessories — and just walk away with a ticket.
The grant letter from the Scottish Funding Council in December came with strings attached including firm commitments to improve employability and widen access.
Recently released documents show that millions of dollars in donations from conservative-leaning donors had come with strings attached, including influence on committees that selected candidates.
However, the strings attached include yet more austerity measures for a country struggling with recession and where nearly one in four are jobless.
The conditions attached – including a freeze in council tax for the ninth successive year, maintaining teacher numbers and a job for all newly qualified teachers – were what we had expected.
