Tilatuistaliitteinen

Tilatuistaliitteinen is a rarely used Finnish neologism that designates a type of document or clause where content related to orders is presented together with attachments specific to those orders. The term is most likely encountered in administrative, procurement, or legal drafting contexts, where it helps signal that the material comprises both order details and the corresponding appendices.

The word appears to be a compound formed from elements referring to orders (tilaus) and attachments (liite), with an adjectival suffix that yields -inen. Because it is not widely standardized, the spelling can vary in texts (for example tilatuistaliitteinen or tilatuista liitteinen) depending on the grammatical fit and context.

Usage in practice tends to be narrow and technical. A tilatuistaliitteinen sopimus, for instance, would be a contract that includes attachments tied to each order, such as product specifications, delivery terms, or approval documents included as appendices. The term is thus most relevant to professionals working with formal documents in procurement, contracts, or regulatory filings.

Relations and related terms include liite (attachment), tilaus (order), sopimus (contract), hankinta (procurement), and tarjouspyyntö (request for proposals). Because tilatuistaliitteinen is not a common dictionary entry, it should be used with care and defined within the document where it appears to ensure clarity for readers.

See also: liite, tilaus, sopimus, hankinta, tarjouspyyntö.