The phrase "attend providing" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I need to attend providing feedback on the project." (This example is still awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "participate in providing" or "be present for providing".
Why shouldn't I be able to go to the Ticketmaster site and see where my friend is sitting at a concert I want to attend, providing he wants to expose the information?" What all organizations need to prepare for, said Kraus, is a completely social Web, where "your users will simply expect to be part of the conversation".
Participants underwent a physical examination, provided a fasting blood sample and completed a questionnaire (at the time of examination or by post if they did not attend) providing information on their medical history and lifestyle factors.
Another frequently voiced complaint is that the CUNY graduate classes that the fellows are required to attend provide little insight into the first year of teaching, and focus instead on abstract pedagogical issues.
Keen not to be seen as the spoiler, the coalition now seems likely to attend, provided that the West persuades it that Mr Assad will shortly, if not immediately, be history.
After all, time travellers of whatever period will be able to attend, provided only that news of the convention survives into any future period that might invent time travel.
Wednesday's Business Forum in New York, which President Obama, African heads of state, and American and African CEOs will attend, provides a great venue to ink investment deals and frankly discuss these issues.
When asked about outgoing Speaker Nancy Pelosi's absence from the signing, Fineman explained that her failure to attend provides a strong representation of what the next few years will be like as the White House works alongside a Republican-controlled Congress.
The interviewer (MT) attended each PHCC on a set day and approached the first two women to attend, provided they were residents of the catchment area covered by the centre, aged 45 65 years, and were attending for a regular check-up appointment with a GP or internist.
He made regular large donations to the Presbyterian church and became a patron of the Worcester Institute he had attended, providing scholarships and donating funds for expansion.
In total, 820 students attended, providing repeated BMD measurements in 372 girls and 316 boys, that is, 66% of the original cohort.
The traditional role of the faculty inpatient attending providing clinical care and effectively teaching residents and medical students is threatened by increasing documentation requirements, pressures to increase clinical productivity, and insufficient funding available for medical education.
