The phrase "attachment name" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the title or label of a file that is being sent or shared as an attachment, typically in emails or digital communications.
Example: "Please make sure to include the correct attachment name when sending the document to avoid confusion."
Alternatives: "file name" or "document title".
Malicious e-mail messages bear an attachment named "resume.txt.vbs" with "resume" in the subject field.
BadTrans messages contain no text, just an attachment named randomly from a list including "YOU_ARE_FAT," "Sorry_About_Yesterday" and "ME_NUDE".
And avoiding it is easy: Don't open an attachment named Simpsons Episodes, even if it was sent by somebody you know.
There are some success stories out of that program, and there are some horrible failures, including this one little boy whom he and I had a very close attachment to, named Jimmy Dean, who's dead, shot on the streets of Houston".
If you're sending your resume/portfolio via email, write in the cover letter explaining what attachments the email contains along with the attachment file names.
If drivers fail to update automatically, go to the official LG website at http://www.lg.com/us/support-mobile/lg-E980 to download the latest drivers for your Optimus G Pro. Go to the official XDA Developer's website at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=43568135&postcount=1. Navigate to the bottom of the post, and click on the attachment file named "E980-UniversalRoot.
(Despite its seemingly inclusive name, attachment parenting literature is always directed at the mother).
His work is memorialized by the attachment of his name to Boolean functions and Boolean algebra.
"I hate the name attachment!" reveals Borenstein, still bristling after 20 years.
I had no particular attachment to the name before I was pregnant, but for some reason I tenaciously spent months convincing my husband this was the name for us.
