The phrase "attaching a list of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that you are including a list of items or information as an attachment to a document or email.
Example: "I am attaching a list of the required documents for your review."
Alternatives: "enclosing a list of" or "including a list of".
Well then it's a protest vote, but with a list of demands attached – a list of demands for the other parties to chase.
And while we're at it, we attach a list of topics which from now on you must never mention in any of your other programmes.
With it, he attached a list of every elective induction the obstetrician had done recently and invited him to identify any that had been incorrectly classified.
For instance, when the fund provided $40 billion in emergency financing to Jakarta during the Asian crisis, it attached a list of more than 100 conditions.
I've attached a list of celebrities we think would be great to blurb your book, so find out their numbers and call them up.
In an email to Potupchik on 27 October one Nashi activist attached a list of 168 well-known human rights activists, writers, journalists, bloggers, film directors, poets and others.
After noting that he had attached a list of the 92nd Street Y's directors to his note, Grubman went on, "If you feel comfortable and know some of those board members well enough, I would greatly appreciate it if you could ask them to use any influence they feel comfortable in using to help us as well".
Paduchik accuses Borges of embarking on a "self-promotional media tour with state and national outlets to criticize our party's nominee". He attached a list of recent news reports in which Borges is noncommittal about supporting the GOP nominee. "Mr.
I attach a list of them for your information, and can inform you that the relevant exemptions in the case of the documents you have requested are the protection of the public interest (in particular, inspections and investigations) and the protection of the Commission's interest in the confidentiality of its own proceedings.
