1. to add or append something at the end, especially additional information or remarks
Usage: formal; third person singular present tense of ‘subjoin’

Examples

• The author subjoins a detailed bibliography to each chapter.
• She subjoins her personal observations to the official report.
• The lawyer subjoins additional evidence to support his argument.
• He subjoins a note explaining the technical terms used.
• The editor subjoins corrections at the end of the manuscript.
• The researcher subjoins her methodology notes to the study.