The phrase "attaching something" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of physically or digitally connecting or adding an item to another item, such as in emails or documents.
Example: "I am attaching something to this email for your review."
Alternatives: "adding an item" or "including a file".
Career coach Rajiv Nathan is deeply grateful for the prompts in Outlook and Gmail that let you know you're about to send a message without an attachment when you explicitly state that you are, in fact, attaching something.
"The idea is to make something invisible visible by attaching something to it," Norman says, explaining how his lab tracks memories in the brain.
Unlike the situation with the car title token, where you are attaching something that has value to something that is purely digital, by leveraging the Bitcoin blockchain, you create an actual exchange of value from one medium of exchange to another, and thus when you move the digital token, the owner has actually received value and not a representation of value.
If you're attaching something to the card, make sure it's properly stuck.
They attach something measurable to what a politician says.
It can, he says, "attach something bleak to something warm and fluffy".
"With the main theater such a particular look," he said, "trying to attach something in the same vein would look like a pastiche.
Its prototypes draw on work done both at the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles and a collaborative group from Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Massachusetts.One of the biggest problems is finding a way to attach something to the retina's surface.
I should attach something large to it, or maybe label it.
So you, as one node on the net, now can attach something to your local copy, and we distribute it everywhere.
The former is pretty simple, with a handheld form factor that can sit on a desk or be attached something like a stroller, serving up a stream of air freshly stripped of pollutant particles.
