The phrase "attached rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to rules or guidelines that are included with a document or communication.
Example: "Please review the attached rules before proceeding with the project to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "enclosed guidelines" or "included regulations".
Sharp, technically, might not have committed an offence in any case, since the attached rule specifies only that a player must be booked if "he removes his shirt or covers his head with his shirt".
Section 9-312 5)(b) provides that "so long as conflicting security interests are unperfected, the first to attach has priority". The complicated distinction between the "first to file" rule of (5)(a) and the "first to attach" rule of (5)(b) can be illustrated by putting a few questions with respect to the State Factors Corp. case, supra p. 1550. 1.
However, when communicating with biologists it makes more sense to use a natural language form similar to that used in this section (Fig. 4) by using the descriptions attached to rules and facts.
The DTCP technology, which was developed by Hitachi Ltd., Intel Corp., Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Sony Corp. and Toshiba Corp., attaches rules to a digital signal as it's being transmitted over a high-capacity "firewire" connection.
The service of process provisions attached to Rule 10b-5 were more generous, but otherwise there was little difference between Rule 10b-5 and common law fraud claims.
Rules are attached to sequences of rules describing the context of their application.
The Bank's board was sceptical, arguing that Congo qualified under the existing criteria for debt relief and that you could not attach new rules on the fly.
Opponents allege the executive branch is overstepping its constitutional authority by attaching new rules to the grants without congressional approval.
There are usually rules attached to checking out e-books.
Chamberlain is back in the bullpen, officially, with none of the so-called Joba Rules attached.
