The phrase "attend further" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that someone should continue to participate or engage in a discussion or event.
Example: "We hope you can attend further discussions on this topic to share your insights."
Alternatives: "participate further" or "join additional".
After a few meetings, it became clear that Lee would not agree to a pathway, and he did not attend further discussions.
At the request of the Prime Minister, the miners' representatives undertook to hold themselves in readiness to attend further conferences if desired.
The engineer has reportedly already attended the match in January against Liverpool and will attend further games before the end of the season before submitting findings on how the situation can be improved.
The decision to cancel the prom rather than let a same-sex couple attend further isolates McMillen from her classmates and paints her sexuality as problematic; the school district has effectively shifted the blame for the cancellation from their discriminatory behaviour to McMillen's requests.
Is he seriously suggesting that allowing an unaccompanied child to stay in their foster home until 21 and attend further education college or university (for however short a time) is a worse preparation for returning to their country of origin than being made functionally destitute?
H1d Commercial apprentices are highly willing to attend further education within the next 5 years.
Based on Captain Orlich's complaint, officers said, Captain Yee was barred from attending further intelligence briefings.
REPORTER AT LARGE about attending further rehearsals, in Leningrad, of "The Fifth Column", a play by Ernest Hemingway, being produced by the Contemporary Theatre, a fairly new Moscow group.
By Ralph Blum The New Yorker, November 9, 1963 P. 59 REPORTER AT LARGE about attending further rehearsals, in Leningrad, of "The Fifth Column", a play by Ernest Hemingway, being produced by the Contemporary Theatre, a fairly new Moscow group.
He asks himself… REPORTER AT LARGE about the final rehearsals of the Moscow production of "The Fifth Column," by Ernest Hemingway, put on by a new group called… REPORTER AT LARGE about attending further rehearsals, in Leningrad, of "The Fifth Column", a play by Ernest Hemingway, being produced by the Contemporary Theatre, a… REPORTER AT LARGE about the Russian theatre.
Following our research hypotheses we argue that attending further schooling represents an opportunity to avoid or postpone the labour market entry in a poor labour-market region.
