The phrase "attached to missing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is linked or associated with something that is absent or lost, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The report was incomplete, with several sections attached to missing data."
Alternatives: "linked to absent" or "associated with lost".
Authorities found signs of forced entry into the home and discovered Lynda Walton's 2006 BMW was missing from an attached garage.
If Father Madden preached that smut was Marilyn Monroe in The Seven Year Itch, what epithet would he attach to Miss February and Miss May cavorting with a python?
No blame is attached to players who miss, it takes a lot of balls to stand up and take one.
He says he was talking with some people recently about the $53.8 million-price tag attached to the inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls and the recent reports that families involved aren't feeling like they are a part of it.
(The Compact Flash and Smart Media card slots don't work when the FotoShow is attached to a computer, a missed opportunity on Iomega's part).
Modern prostheses are able, by reading electrical signals from muscles using electrodes attached to the skin of the missing limb's stump, to perform tasks such as picking things up.
This makes it easier to search for documents that have poor or missing metadata attached to them.
The battery on one of two underwater beacons attached to the black boxes of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 expired more than a year before the plane vanished, the Malaysian government said Sunday in an interim investigatory report.
Or the hook attached to a Pirate Captain's missing hand.
I think that tremendous passion that we feel other generations had and that we missed was attached to a sense of destiny, and of permanent love that would survive changes in station and opportunity and fortune.
