The phrase "attend this term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in an academic context to refer to participating in a specific academic term or semester.
Example: "I have decided to attend this term at the university to complete my degree requirements."
Alternatives: "enroll this term" or "join this term".
While coaches know to watch full-time IMGA students, pairing with beRecruited closes the loop for students at other schools who attend shorter term camps there.
informed choice measured via knowledge, attitudes and intentions; decision process (decisional conflict and confidence); short-term psychosocial outcomes (anxiety, risk perceptions, breast cancer worry, anticipated regret); screening attendance over 2 years; experience of screening for those who attend; long-term psychosocial outcomes (decision regret, quality of life).
("I should like to be appointed your professor," he wrote to her, "you being required to attend the whole term").
In this study we use only GPS location traces, accelerometer data, a calendar with the deadlines for the modules that students attend during the term and students responses to questionnaires about their stress level.
Early assessment of participant population (students from small towns around the state) revealed that they would be unable to attend long-term follow up visits.
The response rate was 81%, and those who attended the follow-up examination were similar to those who did not attend in terms of ethnicity, sex, baseline glucose tolerance status, and BMI (all comparisons, P > 0.32).
3 4 8–10 Disability, pain, emotional distress and the need to attend long-term treatment and/or palliative care make it hard for parents to provide the same level of support as before they became ill.
Education for girls - Access to education for girls has been limited in many areas, both in terms of family permission to attend and in terms of schools that are set up to teach to girls.
Benjamin, despite his age of 54, was initially required, like his thirty-years-younger peers, to attend for twelve terms, that is, three years.
First, only 37% of participants accepted the invitation to attend the long-term follow-up assessment.
