"attend late" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to convey that someone has arrived later than expected or desired, or when they have come after the designated start time of an event. For example, "Several of the guests had to attend late due to traffic delays."
Carlos wanted to help out clubs but realised that if he allowed Pienaar to stay he would have to let the other players attend late as well".
We attend late previews on designated press nights, and our seats are mostly (and deliberately) beyond range of any possible selection process for cameo roles. Otherwise, a critic might be put in the unseemly position of reviewing his own performance).
Cost stood out as the key barrier and caused children to attend late to appointments and to miss doses.
Women who reported stressful life events or social health issues were also more likely to attend late, and to attend fewer visits.
It is reported that up to 50% of long-term survivors do not attend Late Effects Clinics and many of these patients are considered to be at high risk of developing treatment-related late complications.
Parity had a statistically significant negative effect on adequate attendance, where by women of a high parity tend not to attend antenatal care, attend late for the first antenatal visit or have few antenatal care visits.
While attending Late Night, Ezra Lebovitz '22 takes the opportunity to pose with Renée Sintenis' "Daphne" as fellow student Rachel Chen looks on.
During a moderately attended late set at the Jazz Standard, which also reopened on Saturday, the pianist Steve Kuhn played tunes by former mentors too: Kenny Dorham's "Blue Bossa" led smoothly into Art Farmer's "Wisteria".
Also, a considerable proportion of women were not assisted by trained personnel during delivery and more than two-thirds of women either did not attend antenatal care at all or attended late.
More research is required into the background characteristics of pregnant women attending late or refusing HIV testing, as well as the desirability of re-testing high-risk women just prior to birth and those women with an unknown HIV status.
To answer the first research question - whether pregnant women attended late - the mean gestational age of the foetus at the first visit was calculated and compared to national guidelines.
