The phrase "attend dinners" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of going to dinner events or gatherings, often for social or formal purposes.
Example: "I was invited to attend dinners hosted by various organizations throughout the month."
Alternatives: "join dinners" or "participate in dinners".
The consultants attend dinners or weekend retreats and are told that they are being paid for their expert advice.
The BOA chairman, Lord Moynihan, said it had been an error to expect athletes to attend dinners or receptions during the Games.
He also received a suspended prison term for receiving money from funds embezzled by a businessman who paid him to attend dinners in Cannes, France, and the Antilles islands.
AS Venice shimmered beneath a pale full moon last week, it was gridlock time on the Grand Canal, with water taxis laden with American plutocrats and their couture-clad inamoratas racing from palazzo to palazzo to attend dinners and receptions to mark the opening of the 49th Venice Biennale.
Mr Cruddas quit after reporters filmed him saying Tory party donors could gain influence at No 10's policy committee and could attend dinners in Mr Cameron's personal flat, above No 11 Downing Street.
RSVP no later than MONDAY, 26th April if you plan to attend dinner to Yasmine Ramadan.
(She once famously refused to leave her studio to attend dinner with the Reagans).
SESSIONS TO END TONIGHT Delegates to Grand Commandery Meeting See Sights of City -- Attend Dinner and Ball.
Lynda and Stewart attend dinner parties and charity events at least three times a week, sometimes five or six, and regularly host what Lynda calls "salons" at Sunset House.
He has been receiving awards and attending dinners in his honor every week.
They had lavish living quarters and generous salaries, and many had few duties beyond attending dinners and parties.
