"attendance count" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the number or tally of people present at an event, meeting, or other gathering. It can also be used in a broader sense to refer to the overall tracking of attendance. Example: The teacher took attendance count before starting the lesson. In this example, "attendance count" is used to refer to the number of students present in the classroom. Example: Our company's attendance count has been steadily increasing over the past year. In this example, "attendance count" is used to refer to the overall tracking of attendance at the company.
While the tournament does not keep an official attendance count, today's crowd was estimated at 50,000, by far the largest ever at the Buick Open.
When all was said and done at the close of "Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty" on Sunday night, the final attendance count reached 661,509 visitors since the show opened on May 4, making it the eighth biggest show on record at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The deadline was actually yesterday, and the family and organizers need to have as accurate an attendance count as possible.
We will be cutting off ticket sales tonight at midnight or when we hit 1,700 attendees, whichever comes first, to get a final attendance count.
Organizers gave away 35,000 tickets, but an officials attendance count wasn't available.
Some are simply made to revise the changing job titles of various politicians, while others intend to clarify the attendance count of a Buffalo Bills game in Toronto.
Unlike in the lectures, attendance counts toward the final grade, and attendance is up to about 80percentt.
Many, including Katie Roiphe and Larissa MacFarquhar, one of at least seven New Yorker writers in attendance, counted themselves as close friends of the honoree.
Pew sliced participants in their recent "Religion in Everyday Life" survey into two very broad categories: the "highly religious -- the 30% of Americans "who say they pray daily and attend religious services at least once a week --and the 70% of Americans week --andn the basis of prayer practice and church attendance, counted by Peweek --andhighly religious".
Attendance counts were eliminated if attendance data were missing (eg, because of a holiday).
Senior center lunchtime attendance (counted in number of lunch meals served daily) was 125 adults at both sites during participant recruitment.
