The phrase "attached to the tests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is physically or metaphorically connected or included with the tests, such as documents or additional materials.
Example: "The instructions are attached to the tests for your reference."
Alternatives: "included with the tests" or "enclosed with the tests".
As Diane Ravitch summed it up: "Because high-stakes are attached to the tests, who will dare to limit test prep?" Who's going to limit test prep, in particular when -- wait for it -- charter schools are exempt from these limitations?
Users must first use our custom-designed Web site to input RDT test information and generate a corresponding QR code identifier, which can then be attached to the tests prior to imaging (see Figures 3 and 4).
The elevated temperature capability is achieved by a custom designed halogen-lamp furnace, which is attached to the test rig.
With the test sample fastened in a convenient position, an appropriate clamp shall be attached to the test object or component.
The tension clamp shall then be removed and a second clamp appropriate for pulling at 90 degrees shall be attached to the test object or component.
If you are observed referring to a cell phone or otherwise cheating, the test will be stopped and an incident report will be attached to the test and forwarded to the Vice President for Student Services.
In a survey attached to the test, 42percentt of students said they had been accepted to a four-year college, suggesting that the need for remedial courses in college will remain stubborn.
The survey attached to the test indicated that those who scored better were the students who took advanced math courses like calculus and read more pages in and out of school.
The virtual passive control technique has recently been applied to structural damage detection, where the virtual passive controller only uses the existing control devices, and no additional physical elements are attached to the tested structure.
