The phrase "attendance contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an agreement or understanding regarding attendance is being established, such as in educational or organizational settings.
Example: "Before the semester begins, all students must sign the attendance contract to ensure they understand the attendance policies."
Alternatives: "attendance agreement" or "participation contract".
We study how actual attendance following contract choice is related to baseline reports of self-control.
Most of the children in attendance had contracted HIV from their mothers, who either did not know that they were HIV-positive when they were pregnant or did not have access to treatment that could have prevented them from transmitting the virus to their children.
In a randomized clinical trial with 150 participants (97% men), 75 graduates of a residential Veterans Affairs Medical Center SUD program who received an aftercare contract, attendance prompts, and reinforcers (CPR) were compared to 75 graduates who received standard treatment (STX).
As O'Malley became more involved in affairs, he became critical of Rickey, the highest-paid individual in baseball, counting salary, attendance bonuses, and player contract sales commissions.
The subpoenas, issued late last week by a federal grand jury here, seek personnel records, time and attendance sheets and confidentiality contracts in which some campaign workers had promised not to divulge any sensitive information, the law enforcement officials said.
Corporate Library, their new venture, has a staff of 12 and retains an accounting firm as they gather hard-to-find information like chief executive pay contracts, directors' attendance records and the percentage of outside directors.
And while the commitment contract improved gym attendance, only 12% of those offered a chance to sign a contract did so.
The firm switched from a piece-rates contract and an attendance bonus and instituted a two tier incentive plan comprising two different but complementary performance-based bonus schemes: one tier based on individual team performance and the other tier on plant-wide performance.
On the other hand, four teams are fighting their way upward to Series A. While the two top leagues share a television contract equally, gate attendance will almost surely dive for teams in Series B. American baseball is a prime candidate for this system, since the national pastime is currently under pressure to expand, mostly from legislators in neglected states threatening antitrust action.
"By the end of the first quarter there was a noticeable uptick in contract activity and attendance at open houses," says Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel.
