The phrase "attached last" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is included at the end of a document or message.
Example: "Please find the report attached last for your review."
Alternatives: "included at the end" or "enclosed at the bottom".
This number was very close to the estimate of twenty-three million more uninsured that the same office attached, last month, to the House Republicans' reform bill — the widely unloved American Health Care Act, which even President Trump subsequently described as "mean".
The structure includes the Russian-made Zarya cargo module, the first section of the space station, launched in November 1998; the American Unity connecting node, attached the following month; the Zvezda control and living module, added last July; and a truss structure, gyroscope assembly and docking port, attached last month by the shuttle Discovery.
This was not a defect of attachment or spreading as increased invasion followed induction of RASSF1C expression in attached H1299 cells and is dependent on β-catenin, YAP, SRC, and YES.
His signature is quite literally on the place: He autographed the castle's golden spire before it was attached last year.
When the platform was on the ocean's surface and the riser was still attached last week, oil and gas were shooting up through the riser, creating plumes of flame.
It is an attached 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-foot
For example, for nibble 1101, we attached 0010 to make a byte 11010010.
It also has an attached 1860s-style opera house built about 20 years ago.
During these later spacewalks, the astronauts will attach a fixture outside the lab to which a robot arm for the station will be attached later this year.
She attached 1987 obituaries of Lord Samuel from Britain's Sunday Times and Financial Times and a 2007 reference in The Daily Telegraph, all identifying him as the reputed coiner.
And they are similar to estimates in much of the large and growing literature, including our own attached August 2012 Journal of Economic Perspectives paper (joint with Vincent Reinhart).
