The phrase "attend committees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of participating in meetings or sessions of a committee.
Example: "As a member of the board, I am required to attend committees regularly to discuss important issues."
Alternatives: "participate in committees" or "join committees".
If in the U.K. we can compel them to attend committee".
The upside is that I don't have to attend committee meetings.
A spokesman for Edinburgh council told Guardian Government Computing that 58 councillors will be given iPad 2s, along with 25 supporting staff who regularly attend committee meetings.
Given the conceit that "popular committees" — and not Colonel Qaddafi himself — ran the country, everyone was required to attend committee sessions called at random once or twice a year to discuss an agenda "suggested" by the grand guide.
She will then attend committee fund-raising dinners with President Obama on Oct. 11 in Coral Gables, Fla., and on Oct. 23 in Minneapolis, and one with Michelle Obama in San Francisco on Oct. 25.
The officials were accused, in effect, of turning this city into their personal piggy bank: misappropriating $5.5 million in city money to enrich themselves with pumped-up salaries, illicit loans and big payments to attend committee meetings that lasted just a few minutes, if they were held at all.
As an assistant professor, my job is to not only do research but also to teach, obtain funding, do professional service including peer review, give talks, attend committee meetings, and more.
Since October, he said, he had "dramatically" upped his contributions in the Lords – speaking twice and attending committees.
Our study suggests that the costs to the research team include time organising and attending committees and responding to post-committee correspondence, cognitive demands in responding to recommendations, and emotional demands of managing relationships between the study team and diverse stake-holders.
Comparing the field researcher's observations of Network Meetings at Site 1 before and after the appointment of the CP Coordinator it is evident that before their appointment CReps were attending committees and trying to stay engaged with the health service, but they were isolated and had little ability to progress their ideas and issues into any forms of concrete action.
