The phrase "attendance created" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the establishment or recording of attendance, such as in meetings, events, or classes.
Example: "The attendance created during the seminar was higher than expected, indicating strong interest in the topic."
Alternatives: "attendance recorded" or "attendance established".
This enabled us to present a personalized event as well as support shared drivers between the women in attendance, creating a safe environment for vulnerability.
"We want to encourage attendance, create local committees, and make everyone in the community become a friend of education," said Program Director for UNICEF in Pánama Raisa Ruíz.
Key recommendations based on the survey are: improving access to skilled birth attendance, creating awareness on the importance of safe delivery by skilled service provider and encouraging women to use health services through an increased support from family and community; providing information about family planning and optimal birth spacing.
Church attendance is created from the self-reported frequency at which a study participant attended religious services in the past 12 months.
The orchestra, like other arts institutions, keeps track of celebrities who come to performances and provides tickets, asking permission to publicize their attendance to create buzz.
Since NCLB, whenever there is the need to keep bad news from moving up the chain of command, in my experience, a new attendance code is created for the computer, and absences disappear.
The number of emergency and elective admissions for these periods was included and dichotomous variables for any day case or regular attendance use were created.
On games when Dickey pitches, the Mets have averaged 29,333 fans, nearly 4 percent above average, although hardly the attendance boost that Dwight Gooden created for the Mets when he was a New York and national sensation in the mid-1980s.
The microsociety concept was born in Brooklyn in 1967, when George Richmond, a rookie teacher frustrated by his pupils' lack of motivation, started paying them in fake money for attendance and achievement, then created a fantasy world where they could earn and spend.
Prince Harry was also in attendance, touring a garden created for Sentebale, the charity he co-founded.
