The phrase "attachments that you" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific attachments that someone has or is expected to provide.
Example: "Please review the attachments that you sent in your last email for further details."
Alternatives: "files that you" or "documents that you".
You see, this is why it's actually a good thing that Facebook read all your messages and Google tailor their ads depending on your previous searches and the stuff in your Gmail all gets forwarded to GCHQ so they can laugh at your spelling mistakes and inability to attach the attachments that you said were attached.
The new advice from security experts is to open only attachments that you know are coming from familiar senders.
You can link SharePoint to a Microsoft Exchange email server to put incoming attachments in a document library, so the whole team can work with them, or to host attachments that you are emailing out.
The app also looks for iTunes data that you don't need and mail attachments that you don't need on your Mac.
Be sure to use a virus scanner to check all email attachments that you receive.
You can see the attachments that you can get to perfect your airsoft gun.
It comes with attachments that allow you to mount it permanently on the dashboard or connect it temporarily through the lighter socket.
Every hair clipper comes with a number of attachments that allow you to cut your hair to different lengths.
First, you have to internalize your locus of control, then you have to get super clear on what you want and how you're going to get it, and then you have to do a deep dive into the subconscious fears and attachments that are making you resist success.
If you have an attachment that allows you to diffuse the water, rather than just running it in one strong stream, that's better for the orchid.
But the truth is that, once you take a relationship past the twenty-five-year point, attachments are liable to sneak up on you—attachments that often prove harder to sever than you might think.
