The phrase "as being attended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or event that is currently receiving attention or participation.
Example: "The conference was successful, with many important topics as being attended by industry leaders."
Alternatives: "as being focused on" or "as being engaged in".
After that, reciting prayers is not compulsory but Dr. Rusdi said it is encouraged, as is attending weekly religious talks, additional elements he believes may help prevent patients from relapsing.
No, there are about the same number of people attending church today as were attending in 1990.
Mr Winter said that as the world becomes desensitised to the group's beheading videos, which started last year, casting a child as executioner is attended as "powerful propaganda" to shock and draw attention.
Reuters reported later that he did not move initially as he was attended to by the team's medical staff.
It was Wilder's 35th KO and Szpilka was out for several minutes as he was attended to by ringside doctors.
The meeting, described by No 10 as "stocktaking", was attended by the home secretary, Theresa May, who described security preparations for the Olympics as "robust".
It was his last fight of consequence, and here, as he is attended by his masseur, Luis Sarria, he's still magnificent, but thicker, lacking his usual exuberance.
Scholarly paraphernalia is scattered around the men as they are attended by servants offering food, and each participant is carefully placed in terms of his political importance.
Sunday's inauguration was the first of its kind for Tehran, as it was attended by presidents and high-ranking officials from neighbouring countries and around the world.
Icac is investigating the fundraising event as it was attended by executives from Nathan Tinkler's Buildev, which allegedly donated $66,000 to Eightbyfive, an alleged Liberal party slush fund.
