The phrase "achieve attendance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to discuss the idea of reaching or attaining a specified level of attendance. For example, "The school's goal is to achieve attendance of at least 90% for the semester."
Even Disneyland Resort Paris is starting to sizzle: the park, celebrating its 15th anniversary, is achieving attendance records, with more than 6.1 million visitors in the first half of 2007, up 11percentt from the first half of 2006, according to regulatory filings.
Education and training may overcome some attitudinal barriers but achieving attendance can be challenging and training might need to be taken to practices.
The authors found mobile clinics with food gifts achieved attendance rates of 99%, compared with 94% in stationary clinics with food, and 63.3% with regular mobile clinics.
Some studies 17 21 22 have indicated participants achieved 80% of target attendance but did not define number of attendances required to achieve 'target attendance'.
The findings suggest a greater potential for using age or annual milestones to improve attendance in an urban population but that to achieve high attendance in Telemark, in both the Telemark Polyp Study 1 and the Norwegian Colorectal Cancer Prevention Trial 1, factors must be sought elsewhere.
Vail Resorts collected $13 million on a "reduced skier day" insurance policy when it failed to achieve seasonal attendance goals last season.
He says the gap will be all but closed when all schools achieve 90% attendance regardless of having Indigenous or non-Indigenous pupils.
One NHS staff nurse reported being threatened with a capability hearing if they did not achieve 100 per cent attendance, leading to them ignoring chest pain to come into work, despite having a diagnosed cardiac problem.
The introduction of the ride caused Kentucky Kingdom to achieve record attendance levels.
The Joint Learning Initiative and the 2006 World Health Report gave us a rough estimate of what this might mean at a minimum: 2.3 health workers per 1,000 population to achieve skilled attendance at birth [ 1, 2].
If ERS only achieve average attendance rates of one session per week (potentially 60 min of moderate exercise), there is a need to investigate whether participants increase other activity in order to make an assessment of whether they achieve the 2011 UK government recommended 150 min of moderate exercise.
