see attached for vs see the attached for

Both phrases are commonly used, but 'see attached for' is more concise and widely accepted. 'See the attached for' is also correct but less common. Both phrases are used to direct someone to look at an attachment in an email or document.

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see attached for

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to direct someone to look at an attachment in an email or document. It is concise and widely accepted.

Examples:

Please see attached for the report.
See attached for more details.
I have attached the document. See attached for the information.
The email contains the necessary information. See attached for the details.
See attached for the list of participants.

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Because of its oil, cultivation of the olive tree has always been essential for the population of the "Comté de Nice" and the Côte d'Azur (see attached bibliography for the Tinée Valley).
The main issues are summed up below and dealt with in greater detail in the Working Paper. All interested parties are invited to study the considerations put forward there. See the attached Working Paper for a more detailed account of the sources of information taken into consideration.
(see attached SPC) was agreed upon this analysis.
EUR 4000000 per year (see attached table).
Finally, some ranges that did not reflect the actual characteristics of the matured product (see attached statistical summary of analyses) have been duly reconsidered and amended.
The claim(s) is (are) the subject of an instrument permitting the enforcement (see attached document) (Article 7(1) of Directive 2008/55/EC).
The application has been partially granted (for the granted rights see attached list).
The request for extension has been partially granted (for the granted rights see attached list).
Change resulting from the discussions with the Commission (see attached timetable).
Nice was even a "stronghold" of the international trade in "Riviera" type olive oil from the late XIXth century up to the Second World War (see attached old labels).
Oil palm has been shown to be a poor substitute in relation to providing habitat for some of the rarest species on Earth, including our close relatives the orangutan (see attached reports and in particular this link:).
If the waste has been produced by more than one producer, write "See attached list" and append a list providing the requested information for each producer.
Can it provide an analytical response along the lines of the one already provided by DG REGIO on 27 January 2010 (see attached text)?
Could the Commission formulate its response using the same analytical approach as that used in DG REGIO's response of 27 January 2010 (see attached text)?
The urban district of Hof and the rural district of Hof (see attached map).
[36] See attached - footnote 39.[37] Cf. REX 154, rapporteur: Susanna Florio: in developing countries 61 % of men have at least a basic school education, compared to 41 % of women.
The experts were chosen in the light of their specialist fields and, in particular, the need to strike a balance among the cases which they have been putting forward See attached work programme...
Is the Commission aware that inspections carried out by the environment department of the municipal council of L'Alcora (Castellón province, Spain) in respect of several enamel plants (see attached certificates) have revealed emission levels far in excess of the legal thresholds?
An incomplete application form (for example one bearing remarks such as see CV attached) will not be taken into account.
An incomplete application form (for example one bearing remarks such as see CV attached) will not be taken into account.

Alternatives:

refer to the attached
check the attachment for
look at the attached for
find the attachment for
consult the attached for

see the attached for

This phrase is correct but less common than 'see attached for'.

This phrase is also used to direct someone to look at an attachment in an email or document. It is grammatically correct but less commonly used.