The phrase "attendance combined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total or aggregated attendance figures from multiple events or sessions.
Example: "The attendance combined from both days of the conference reached over 1,000 participants."
Alternatives: "total attendance" or "aggregated attendance".
The BDI-FS predicted continuation of smoking at one year and cardiac rehabilitation attendance (although combined depression scores did not predict cardiac rehabilitation attendance).
Because the Disability Living Allowance and Attendance Allowance have an overlapping age range, we calculated the standardised ward ratio for the Disability Living Allowance and Attendance Allowance combined (DLA/AA), for all ages.
In order to compute attendance we combined the smartphone locations with the person-to-person proximity obtained from Bluetooth scans.
Record theme-park attendance figures combined with strong sales of "Frozen" toys and clothes helped drive a better-than-expected first quarter for the Walt Disney Co.
The percent claimants for Disability Living Allowance and Attendance Allowance combined was 9.8%, compared to 6.2% in England and 8.0% in Scotland in February 2003 [ 43, 44].
The data in their Table 2 demonstrate that swimming pool attendance was associated with the prevalence of an elevated exhaled nitric oxide (eNO); neither doctor-diagnosed asthma nor total asthma was significantly related to swimming pool attendance unless combined with eNO measures.
Classroom attendance-taking combined with computerized registry lets attendance teachers know within a day who is absent.
The low attendance for ANC, combined with a positive relationship between attendance and perinatal outcomes for the women in the Kwale region highlight the need for further research to understand reasons for attendance and non-attendance and also for strategies to be put in place to improve attendance for ANC.
In months 7 12, 49.2% of planned sessions were attended and 13.9% were made up (combined attendance = 63.1%).
If a billion-dollar-a-year industry with an estimate 1996 attendance of 9.4 million--almost twice as much as the combined attendance at the games of New York's professional sports teams--is "dead," then gallstones are jewelry.
