The phrase "attendance difficulties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe challenges or issues that someone faces in attending events, classes, or meetings.
Example: "Due to her ongoing health issues, she has been experiencing attendance difficulties at school."
Alternatives: "attendance issues" or "attendance challenges".
ARFID presents as an eating disturbance associated with significant weight loss and growth impairment, as well as social and school attendance difficulties [ 12, 31, 47].
More integration of mainstream refugee health services and dental services would also help, e.g., by reducing clinic attendance difficulties such as interpreter use, transport, miscommunication and multiple appointments.
Lack of engagement had similar subthemes to the adult data, including non-attendance, difficulties contacting patients, and gender of staff.
The well-recognised problems of non-attendance or difficulties in attending GP or out patients' clinics (e.g., transport, parking and long waiting time) were mentioned as ongoing issues of concern.
Yet beyond its bold size and growing attendance, the difficulties parishioners face stand out here as much as at any other non-Muslim house of worship in this overwhelmingly Islamic country.
The evaluation also showed a high level of motivation of most participants (on-line attendance despite difficulties with Internet connections, questions raised during interactive lectures, meeting deadlines for assignments, quality of the analysis of case studies).
Among reasons for non-attendance were difficulties in motivating children to attend and parents lacking the 100 Riel older children wanted to buy a snack at recess if they attended preschool.
Three years ago, the museum had lagging attendance and difficulty meeting fund-raising goals.
Another common barrier to attendance was difficulty remembering appointment dates and times.
These included exams or modules failed, extenuating circumstances brought forward, problems with health, disruptive personal/family/social difficulties, attendance at the Academic Progress Committee (APC), and interviews with senior pastoral care staff or Clinical Sub-Deans.
The CPN experienced difficulties attending all group commitments due to pressure of acute CMHT work, despite initial management agreement about attendance.
