The phrase "attached to a check" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is physically or electronically included with a check, such as a note or document.
Example: "Please find the invoice attached to a check for your records."
Alternatives: "enclosed with a check" or "included with a check".
Noble causes have scant currency in our legislatures or in any executive mansion unless they are attached to a check.
"In most of my 14 different placements in foster care homes, I was raped and attached to a check," a survivor told Malika Saada Saar, director of Human Rights Project for Girls, according to The Washington Post.
If you recognize a real company attached to a check you receive and the check looks real, contact the company.
She was told (and we were surprised to learn) that many places accept A.T.M. cards only if attached to a checking account, and not a savings account, which a lot of young people have.
This month, two Democratic senators, Richard J. Durbin of Illinois and Jack Reed of Rhode Island, urged the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to adopt a more consumer-friendly disclosure form, akin to the nutrition label on food packaging, for all the fees attached to a checking account.
Two sensors measure stress, as indicated by the electrical conductivity of the skin, while the third is attached to a fingertip to check the heart rate.
When an option/c contract is attached to a value, the value is checked against the tester, if tester is a predicate.
Every ad worth sharing will be attached to a rigorous debate and fact-checking.
The rejected check was attached to a letter from Monsignor Joseph Calise, the church's priest, who said Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio "requested that all gifts received from politicians supporting same-sex marriage legislation be refused".
## to re-attach to a screen to check status, use the command "screen -r".
Before you get attached to anywhere, check out the weather first for your ideal dates.
