The phrase "attend equally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of giving equal attention or consideration to multiple subjects or individuals.
Example: "In our meetings, we strive to ensure that all team members can attend equally, allowing everyone to share their ideas and perspectives."
Alternatives: "give equal attention" or "participate equally".
Interestingly the PREPARE after-school health service was attended equally by adolescents across risk profiles, albeit at relatively low rates.
As the items in the detail/background outnumbers that in the gist in the Pareidolia test, the number of illusory responses in the detail/background is inevitably larger than that in the gist even if one attends equally to the gist and the detail/background.
Over the past two months, a million people watched the London Olympic Games, and another million attended the equally thrilling Paralympics.
One evening at a networking event (most were attended by equally underemployed clinicians), I was invited to a group in which therapists could talk about their struggles.
Other Lib Dems, the social democrats, openly acknowledge their proximity to liberal-minded Labour types.One senior Clegg ally recalls a dinner party in 2012 also attended by equally prominent Conservative and Labour figures.
However, the less attended but equally important fields of TiO2 application (air and water pollution control [4, 5], antifogging, self-cleaning glasses production, and so on) are based on photoinduced hydrophilicity [6 8] of this material.
Colleges do not appear to be more dangerous than other places where young people congregate: according to Bureau of Justice statistics, 18-24-year-olds who do and don't attend college are about equally likely to be raped or sexually assaulted.Nonetheless, colleges are under unprecedented pressure to make campuses safer.
Education directorates and offices, prefectures, municipalities, related institutions (registration offices, police, health, civil society) and schools need to work together more closely, not only to identify the out-of-school children invisible in statistics, but to ensure also that such children attend and complete school with equally valid school-leaving certificates as all other children.
But Charles, who grew up in Brooklyn and attended Brooklyn Technical High School, was equally linked to the bus drivers who sat in the church pews alongside the basketball players Saturday.
