The phrase "attached one or two" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It could be used when referring to documents or items that are included with a message, but it needs additional information for clarity.
Example: "Please find attached one or two documents for your review."
Alternatives: "included one or two" or "enclosed one or two".
24– 26 Hybrids based on the Anderson structure can be synthesized by attaching one or two tris(hydroxymethyl)methane derivatives (TRIS R; (HOCH2 3C R) to the planar metal oxide framework.
We then optically patterned these scaffolds in three dimensions, attached one or more functional materials, and then shrank and dehydrated them in a controlled way to achieve nanoscale feature sizes in a solid substrate.
The amphiphiles are composed of an aromatic mesitylene core and three benzylic ammonium bromide groups, with alkyl chains attached to one or two of the head groups.
There is also a slight chance that he may have grown attached to one or two of them as well.
First of all, the small nanofibers coalesced together through the (1 1 0) plane to form larger monocrystalline nanofibers, which then attached one by one through two of (1 1 0) and {2 1 1} planes, resulting in the final multiple branched architectures.
"One individual had two boxes attached, one box taped to his leg and one box seemingly taped to his forehead," he said.
Inside were eight ladders, each about twenty feet tall, attached one above the other.
The arrow was a little more than 30 inches long, an all-carbon Blackhawk 4000 ACA, with a black shaft and two feathers still attached — one yellow, the other white.
Attached on one of its four sides to a mortuary, it is otherwise visible in the round, making it one of the most conspicuous architectural debuts to appear in Southern California in a number of years.
The plan calls for a six-story hotel, an attached one-story conference center and two lab buildings.
