Which one is correct?
"Regarding to below email" or "Regarding to email below"?

Some examples from the web:

• Chilling and refrigeration to below 10 ºC.
• It's okay to below the line.
• The pies are then cooled to below 8 ºC.
• They are referred to below as the "Community industry".
• Temperature's are down to below 15.
• We need to check that the temperature has cooled to below 30 degrees C.
• The budget deficit continued to decline to below 2 % in line with public borrowing.
• This would also imply a reduction in the debt ratio to below 60 %.
• For more information on this button please refer to below.
• It is therefore cause for concern that EU self-sufficiency in plant proteins has fallen to below 23%.
• Unfortunately, milk consumption has fallen as a result, to below the amounts recommended by doctors, particularly among children.
• The pies are then cooled to below 8 ºC.
• The current budgetary position would not ensure a steady reduction of debt to below the Treaty reference value.
• These assumptions constitute the economic underpinning of the base scenario, as referred to below.
• This appropriation is intended to pay for overtime under the conditions laid down in the provisions referred to below.
• See also the social plans referred to below.
• The quantities referred to below have, therefore, been calculated by using this range of consumption.
• Enova does not exercise any discretion regarding to whom such advice and information is provided.
• It is also necessary to adapt certain provisions regarding to EU classified information.
• My heart rate had dropped to below 20% of its normal function.

Some examples from the web:

• This must be the computer you used to email his mother.
• I once volunteered teaching nursing-home residents how to email their grandkids.
• She's going to email the files.
• I need to email a confirmation code to complete the wire transfer.
• This technology would be applied to emails, instant messaging and downloads from web pages.
• Lisa listen, I'm going to email you the data.
• He asked me to email him the draft of the monologue asap so he can start learning his lines.
• I am going to email some info to your boss.
• They just needed to text and to email, and to call each other About potentially protesting.
• I need to use your phone to email my friend so he doesn't delete Pied Piper.
• I don't know, my mom really wants me to email a bunch of these family contacts.
• Listen, I need you to email me last year's Peabody grant application.
• "now, she's going to email her senator and the news networks." sir.
• We wait for him to email Melinda's avatar back.
• He was the only one who knew how to email back.
• Attach file to email (repeat as needed)
• I have not had a moment to email you to say thanks for inviting me to your Birthday party.
• I don't want to email with him, 'cause, you know, emailing with old people's such a nightmare.
• You want me to email Russ Hanneman right now?
• "No, he wants to email."