The phrase "attached sum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a total or amount that is included with a document or message, often in financial or accounting contexts.
Example: "Please find the attached sum for the project expenses in the document."
Alternatives: "enclosed total" or "included amount".
What you end up with is attaching sums of money to individual conditions beyond the point of adding choice or value into the process," he said.
Story mode is simply ten "vs" matches against computer-controlled opponents, with a boring story attached that sums up to "chase the thief down". At least you get to fight Vampire Mario and Metal Mario.
Griffin intended the substantial sum attached to the prize to raise the profile of poetry in Canada and internationally.
With so many people watching and such a hefty sum attached to securing a time slot, it's understandable why advertisers treat this event as their, well, Super Bowl.
That no-strings-attached sum will become the new top grant awarded annually by the Baker Artist Awards and will be named the Mary Sawyers Imboden Prize.
Entry to front doors was gained by delivering huge bunches of flowers with envelopes attached offering fabulous sums.
And in spite of the movement's underground nature, the work of today's most prominent street artists is increasingly sought by galleries and collectors around the world, though the pieces are not yet fetching the sums attached to the art of New York's graffiti pioneers.
The ever-escalating sums attached to these paintings inevitably exceed, doubling and tripling, the previous prices paid.
They are literally propellers attached directly to motors, a sum total of a single moving part for each of the four props.
Rilke – we are approaching a multiple climax of name-dropping – wrote that fame was the sum of misunderstandings attached to a name.
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