The phrase "attend elsewhere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone should go to a different location or event instead of the current one.
Example: "Due to a scheduling conflict, I will have to attend elsewhere this evening."
Alternatives: "go to another event" or "be present at a different location".
Our newly announced local A&E shakeup means that our major emergency care centre will now be across the busy M4 and North Circular, but the excellent cardiac centre my wife attended elsewhere has survived.
He says he prefers the boys' school to mixed classes he attends elsewhere because "you get to focus on strength".
On the one hand, if participants miss a change because they were attending elsewhere and did not fixate on it (the pre-attentive source of CB), CHEX provides another means to detect that change as information relating to it is displayed in a permanent and dynamically linked table.
Lawyer Marty Burbank and his wife have pledged to pay for the tuition of each of the 26 students for two years at community college and two years at a California public university -- or the same amount if they attend college elsewhere, according to multiple reports.
Service academy football recruits do not sign a National Letter-of-Intent and therefore remain eligible to attend school elsewhere.
I was sitting in my car, hallucinating a parade going by out of the corner of my eye, and then came to the gripping conclusion that I had no business working at a coffee shop, I was better than that, and I had greater and more important needs to attend to elsewhere.
But it's also rewarding to talk with students coming to realize that they'd like to attend school elsewhere in a big city, or somewhere they can be anonymous for awhile, or cheer and yell at Division 1 basketball games.
Shuttle buses will be running from the nearby Wyndham Hotel for those attending from elsewhere.
The puppy can be cuddled when the older dog is preoccupied or attended to elsewhere.
The casino affiliation raised eyebrows at the conferences Saumure attended, and elsewhere in the academic world.
