TOPIC: "for the detail, please have a look at the attached&quo

Could you possibly tell me if the following sentence is correct?
Or, could you please tell me the better expression?

-'for the detail , please have a look at the attached'

You asked about whether the following sentence is correc:"For the detail, please have a look at the attached."

Your sentence is ALMOST correct, and just needs one correction, as follows:
"For the DETAILS, please have a look at the attached."
We normally use this word in the plural instead of just the singular, especially when referring to a file or document which contains detailed information, because usually there's more than just one small detail.

Please have a look at the definitions and examples below for "detail" and "details" from the Cambridge Dictionaries Online
(dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=21210&dict=CALD):
detail (INFORMATION)noun
1[C] a single piece of information or fact about something:
-She insisted on telling me every single detail of what they did to her in hospital.
-We don't know the full/precise details of the story yet.
-She refused to disclose/divulge any details about of the plan.
details plural noun
information about someone or something:
Can I have your details (=name and address, etc. )Please?
I've sent off for the details of a job I saw advertised in the paper.
A police officer took down the details of what happened.

"Please have a look at the attachment for the details "
Can we use "attachment" instead of "attached" ?

Would you pls explain the usage methods and the meaning of " send off"? Thanks!

Hello

Could you post your last question as a new thread?

Thanks

Workplace English Training Expert


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Workplace English Training E-Magazine Team

hutchison wrote:
attachment is noun and attached is adj.