The phrase "attached standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standard or guideline that is included with a document or communication.
Example: "Please review the attached standard before proceeding with the project to ensure compliance with our regulations."
Alternatives: "enclosed standard" or "included standard".
It was found that by attaching standard strain gauges to a beam at the immediate vicinity of the joint, it is possible to identify small changes in the clamping condition, either by static loading or by dynamic excitation of the structure.
Monkey M3 was housed socially in a troop, in indoor enclosures attached to standard caging; monkeys M1 and M2 were pair housed in standard caging at the time of testing.
To this end, a brief discussion of the I/O architecture found in the Microsoft Windows operating system is followed by a review of several classes of attacks possible using only external devices attached to standard device interfaces of host computers.
The monkeys were housed socially in troops, separated by sex, in indoor enclosures attached to standard caging.
The device is non-invasive, weighs less than 8 g and is worn on the chest attached to standard ECG electrodes stuck directly onto the skin.
Three of the monkeys (S2 S4) were housed socially in troops, in indoor enclosures attached to standard caging; the fourth (S1) was housed individually at the time of testing.
We attached a standard 5-lead Holter monitor to each study participant immediately prior to the simulation exercise, and performed continuous recording throughout the simulation.
The unconventional string and piano arrangements were far from the elegant high-gloss settings usually attached to standards.
"Though our demographics and attitudes continue to change, Hollywood's definition of great drama has remained stubbornly attached to standards and expectations set back when men were men (if they were white) and everyone else needed to just shut up and listen".
