"the attached files" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to documents, images, or other files that you have included with a written communication. For example: "Please find the attached files for your review."
The attached files are our output of all the effort put forward by our team.
All I can say for certain is that we've gotten a grand total of two emailed entries and we are less than blown-away by the attached files.
If a new email has been received and it is qualified for processing, Amalgam downloads the attached files, processes them locally, and resends them using the given email server.
Download the attached files to your Mac.
Reading the poisoned E-mail is harmless, but opening the attached file leads to heartbreak, or at least heartburn.
When I opened the attached file, it didn't even appear to be in Microsoft Excel or some other spreadsheet format.
Computer users are being warned to be wary of email messages which suggest they contain nude photographs of girlfriends, or claim that they have been reported to the police, as the attached file (Photo.zip) really contains a Trojan horse.
Victims believed they were opening a photo of their new online friend, but when they clicked on the bogus picture the attached file contained a Trojan virus which infected their computers, allowing the sexual predator to establish remote control.
For example, some Verizon users have had success sending the clip to the phone's e-mail address (usually the cell number followed by "@vzwpix.com") and using a menu option to save the attached file as a ring tone.
Mr. Rubin, a computer security researcher at AT&T Labs-Research in Florham Park, N.J., knew too much about the risks of rogue software to open the attached file, which was in fact a program that would damage the recipient's computer and copy itself to everyone on the user's Microsoft Outlook address book.
Pls check the attached file.
