The phrase "attaching locations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of linking or associating specific places or coordinates with something, such as a document or a project.
Example: "In the report, we will be attaching locations of all the key sites we visited during the research."
Alternatives: "linking locations" or "associating locations".
The equilibrium tether libration angles are determined by the tether length and tether attaching location, while subjected to the constraint of positive tether tension.
The variation of the equilibrium points with respect to the tether attaching location is numerically analyzed in the scenarios of different tether lengths.
I've heard that Facebook has tested simply attaching location data to user status updates, similar to the way Twitter does it.
Over the weekend, the I.D.F., realizing the dangers of citizen journalism, implored Israelis not to attach locations to tweets or photos reporting rocket attacks or siren alerts, to prevent triangulation by Hamas and its allies.
Numerical simulations highlighting the effects of the follower force and the external mass parameters such as the mass ratio and the attached locations on the flutter speed and frequency are presented.
Sampling locations and GPS locations are given in the attached location table.
He was developing a training system, he explained, in which the user would attach location sensors to his skates, which would transmit up-to-the-second information to a radio-equipped Palm VII handheld computer.
As more digital cameras — and smartphone apps as well — automatically attach location and date information to photographs, our ability to organize the photos in revealing new ways is being expanded.
Pownce is using the plugin to attach location information to messages and other contributions to the service.
The new compose view will ask you if you are near a location, likely to encourage you to attach location metadata to your tweet.
