The phrase "a reason for attending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing motivations or justifications for participating in an event or gathering.
Example: "One compelling reason for attending the conference is the opportunity to network with industry leaders."
Alternatives: "a motive for participating" or "a justification for being there."
In losing its individuality, the content loses its aesthetic reality; it thus ceases to be a reason for attending to the particular work of art that first attracted our critical attention.
In a survey of 178 women across four sites in South Africa, 11 15 % of respondents cited friendliness of staff as a reason for attending antenatal care [ 49].
These reasons were similarly important in our study, although participants also reported HIV testing as a reason for attending for care.
Session topics, in the following order, include: (a) reasons for attending the Support Group; (b) personal experience of IBS symptoms; (c) triggers for IBS symptoms; (d) medical concerns related to IBS assessment or treatment; (e) changes in IBS symptomatology over time; (f) the impact of diet and exercise on IBS; (g) social relationships and IBS; and (h) review of the Support-Group experience.
I had a sound reason for attending law school: to complement my business education with a solid grounding in business and commercial law, international trade law and tax law.
Err on granting permission if people present a solid reason for attending.
One of the few patrons near the dance floor mentioned the guest performer Robert Randolph as a primary reason for attending.
Sean McGovern of the South Eastern Trust said most people had a genuine reason for attending.
Fever is a common reason for attending primary health facilities in Vietnam.
Fever is a common reason for attending primary health facilities in developing countries.
She said one official visited three times a day, urging her to write a letter blaming poor health as a reason for not attending the Washington ceremony.
