The phrase "applied attended" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a meaning related to attending to something in an applied context, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The applied attended to the needs of the project, ensuring all requirements were met."
Alternatives: "addressed the needs" or "managed the requirements".
She applied, attended candidates' weekend and says she loved the team project that required her to connect a series of foam slabs to form a kind of aqueduct.
Six students (out of 22 who applied) attended what came to be called "Camp Nest" this summer, signing on for two months of labor sweetened with a lot of creative free play.
We would also like to extend our thanks to everyone who applied, attended, sponsored, or supported Disrupt this year.
While the share of white high school graduates who applied, attended, and graduated in the UC system all did not significantly change post-Prop 209 (second panel), graduation rates conditional on enrolling also showed a significant increase at 2.5 percentage points.
Nguyen, who applied and attended the class along with 7 other young women in high school, just graduated, and was accepted into UC Santa Cruz to study computer science.
She applied after attending a Crossrail workshop at a local young people's careers service.
That workshop had space for only forty-five scientists, but almost six hundred applied to attend, suggesting a level of unmet demand which INGSA-Africa will try to address.
He applied to attend graduate school at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, but before he could go, he saw an ad looking for people to do experiments in the Antarctic.
Guardian Australia applied to attend the forum, but was refused a visa by the Nauru government, citing a lack of space on the island.
I couldn't think whether he had a particular lady friend; you never know.. I applied (to attend a memorial for Sir William Ormerod) and it's possible I applied on behalf of some friends, too.
Sam supported them, for instance, by writing letters of support when instructors applied to attend conferences.
