The phrase "attached to mail" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been included or added as an attachment to an email or physical letter. For example: - "Please find the report attached to this email for your review." - "I have sent you the document attached to the mail I just sent." - "Your entry form must be attached to the mail and postmarked by the deadline." - "The photos were attached to the mail I received from my friend."
Apple's iPhoto program, which comes free on most new Macs, can automatically pull in pictures from a connected digital camera, but you can also easily save images attached to Mail messages too.
TIP OF THE WEEK Apple's iPhoto program, which comes free on most new Macs, can automatically pull in pictures from a connected digital camera, but you can also easily save images attached to Mail messages.
A questionnaire, Q1, was attached to the mailed invitation and returned at the examination site.
But in another indication of how much Sony Ericsson believes in adding imaging to the mobile phones, it also has a built-in digital camera and, like the T68i with the camera attachment, can send pictures attached to e-mail messages or directly to other phones.
The Audrey and the Gateway Touch Pad show you graphics attached to e-mail messages but reject most other file attachments.
Two spreadsheets attached to e-mails sent to Ms. Gonzalez outlined the payments due to her from the commissions generated by the bank's trading.
The VoicePod is a small U.S.B.-enabled voice recorder and player that allows users to record small voice messages that can then be attached to e-mail messages.
Is it my computer or the sender that is causing the problem? A. Numerous factors could affect your ability to open and see files attached to e-mail messages.
From a sports perspective, the hearing bodies will be the ones to decide what weight should be attached to e-mail messages, canceled checks and FedEx envelopes, and the criminal investigations will have their own outcomes.
A company called DigiScents (www.digiscents.com) has developed a technology called iSmell that can be used to provide distinctive scents that can be attached to e-mail, text and interactive material on Web pages and interactive video games.
In this study we examine how different cash incentives ($5 versus $2) attached to an ancillary mailed survey affect response rates in a group of patients who either passively or actively declined participation in a face-to-face survey with a $25 incentive.
