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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a well attended" is not correct in written English.
The correct form is "well-attended" as a compound adjective.
Example: "The conference was a well-attended event, attracting participants from all over the country."
Alternatives: "a well-attended event" or "a highly attended gathering."
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A well attended Mediterranean summit would help.
The 2012 ceremony was a well attended event – the biggest yet.
There is also a well attended art gallery, cafes and a bookshop catering for everyone.
He was cremated after a well attended service held on 3 February at the chapel of the Royal Navy College.
Back in 2013, artist Mat Dryhurst and I started a well attended program called Artup to foster dialog between the art and tech worlds.
The 32nd Annual Meeting of the Society of Critical Care Medicine was once again a well attended and very interesting meeting.
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"It just didn't look right," he said last fall, in a well-attended lecture at Cooper Union, in New York.
Just think about when you see a press release or attendee pictures of a well-attended event.
A well-attended funeral carries great social prestige — and the bigger the party, the better.
Undergraduate researchers discussed their projects at a well-attended poster session.
These upcoming events follow a well-attended first-round pitch showcase in September, Solve at HUBweek.
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