The phrase "attend this issue" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when one intends to refer to addressing or dealing with a particular matter.
Example: "We need to attend this issue during our next meeting to find a resolution."
Alternatives: "address this issue" or "deal with this issue".
"We are extremely pleased that the region's governments have shown true commitment to the issue by attending this event – it has taken a long time to organize, but this enthusiastic response makes it worthwhile.
How else can one explain the division and recrimination that attend this one discrete issue?
Patients' socioeconomic status may be of importance as well, and although technical progress continues to bring increasing affordability, future studies should also attend to this issue.
British officials had earlier been claiming that there was no need for Cameron to attend this meeting, but the issue could be reopened.
It accurately describes the effectiveness of the blocks, but praises the idea while neglecting to seriously address the issues that attend this type of manipulation of the web.
"More and more districts are attending to this issue," said Ed Manfredi, chairman for health and physical education for Farmington Public Schools who heads a nutrition committee for the school system.
Educational experts such as Murgatroyd [54] and Aviram [55] have attended to this issue in a direct, extensive and provocative way, but their ideas still need to find a way into the mainstream curricular debate.
Other industries (automobiles, airlines, computers) manage to offer quality products at a range of price points, but we have not attended to this issue in health care.
Ten countries and four International Organizations attended this consultation where, issues relating to "Long Term Drought Management", among other major issues, were highlighted.
