The phrase "additional attendance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra participation or presence at an event or gathering.
Example: "We are expecting additional attendance at the conference this year due to the increased interest in the keynote speakers."
Alternatives: "extra participation" or "further attendance".
Executives at the association encouraged the additional attendance as part of efforts to mark the centennial.
"Combined with the upswing in Coney Island at large, it's our belief that the additional attendance will more than offset our increased operating costs with this project," he said.
A long-running annual art show, the "My Little Pony Project", where artists re-imagine My Little Pony figurines and toys into works of art, has also seen additional attendance and contributions from the brony community.
March later said, "When Red made his first appearance with the New York Giants, the additional attendance was enough to pay his salary [$7,500] for the remainder of the season and all of the next.
By evaluating the patterns of CHW visits and women's subsequent attendance at their screening appointments, we found the vast majority of additional attendance (>95%) occurred with no more than 2 CHW visits per woman per appointment type, requiring approximately 60% or less of the cost of the unlimited CHW visit program.
The incremental cost per additional attendance was higher in populations <50,000 than in populations of 50,000 100,000 (breast, $100 versus $54; cervical, $149 versus $67 respectively).
Furthermore, whereas it is clear that additional attendances will incur health service costs, we do not have any evidence that they will gain benefit from their attendance.
In particular, anecdotal concerns of GPs being overburdened were perhaps not borne out, with only six additional attendances for patients with a cough per average practice per week and peaks in attendance for cough not reaching those seen during winter (Supplementary Figure S1).
For this analysis, we assumed that CHW visits caused additional appointment attendance and that those women who did not return after receiving the maximum number of CHW visits allowed under a given policy would not return spontaneously afterwards.
In 2011/2012 ambulance services in England attended 6.71 million incidents 13 and the 2.9% increase in ambulance incidents we have estimated could potentially result in an additional 195 000 annual attendances nationally or about 14 500 extra attendances for an ambulance service attending 500 000 incidents/year.
There were 400,000 additional A&E attendances between November 2016 and February, bringing the total to more than 7.5m, an increase of 5.6% on the previous year.
