The phrase "accurate attendance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the precise recording or tracking of individuals present at an event, meeting, or class.
Example: "The teacher emphasized the importance of maintaining accurate attendance to ensure all students are accounted for."
Alternatives: "precise attendance" or "correct attendance".
At trial, respondent contended Reeves had been fired due to his failure to maintain accurate attendance records.
And, at the end of the event, unclaimed nametags make it easier to generate a more accurate attendance list in your event summary.
Among Mr. Levy's requests were $18 million for programs to eliminate cheating on standardized tests and to ensure that schools submit accurate attendance records, two issues that hastened the departure last year of Dr. Crew.
"We are opening new product every week, and we're never fully certain how it's going to perform in the marketplace," said Mr. King at AMC. "With advance ticketing, we can get much more accurate attendance projections, which influence staffing, show times and the number of screens for a film".
Update 7/3/13: Attendance numbers for the 2013 Ultra Music Festival and Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas from a previous version of this story have been updated to allow for more accurate attendance comparisons between the two events.
It is difficult to get accurate attendance figures as Arsenal do not release these, but choose to use tickets sold.
The deadline was actually yesterday, and the family and organizers need to have as accurate an attendance count as possible.
Tameria J. Lewis, head of OSSE's special-education division at the time, substantiated that complaint, finding that DCPS had failed to keep accurate discipline and attendance records.
21, complaining about media coverage that had accurate reflected the attendance of his swearing-in.
In 2002, the producers changed its name to Texas Legacies after retiring the previous script that was used for 37 years for a more historically-accurate one, but attendance declined over the next four seasons, so it was decided to revert to the original Paul Green script in 2006.
Acknowledging how unscientific the department's methods are, Mr. Kavanagh said he had a team of people studying ways to make more accurate counts of beach attendance.
