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The phrase "a prerequisite to attend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a requirement that must be met before someone can participate in an event or activity.
Example: "Completion of the introductory course is a prerequisite to attend the advanced workshop."
Alternatives: "a requirement for attendance" or "a condition to participate".
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Consistent with the goal of the workshops for workforce development, prior bioinformatics knowledge or experience was not a prerequisite to attend the workshops.
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However, you can apply directly to the Ph.D. program with an undergraduate degree; a Master's degree is not a prerequisite to attending the Ph.D. program at Yale.
Workshops dependent on UNIX and R skills list completion of online tutorials as a prerequisite to attending the workshop.
Participation at one workshop is not prerequisite to attending another.
Julianne Moore plays the film's most unexpected character, a middle-aged pot-smoking student at the night school Barbara more or less forces Jon to attend as a prerequisite to sex.
He made attending its course there a prerequisite to commanding a unit in Iraq.
The police, Scottish Borders Council and the local alcohol and drugs partnership had appealed to people attending the rugby sevens series not to see getting drunk as a "prerequisite to having a good time".
Please note that attending one of the Program II information sessions or meeting privately with Dean Murphey-Brown is a prerequisite to applying online to Program II.
"I don't think winning a summer league is a prerequisite to winning a CIF championship". The Saints, who won the State Division IV championship last season, began their vacation by attending a weekend camp held by Coach Jerry Tarkanian at Nevada-Las Vegas. Nevada-Las Vegas
A decade ago, employees demanded child care at work as a prerequisite to working after having children.
Having a purpose is not a prerequisite to success.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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