The phrase "attendance documentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to records or proof of attendance, often in educational or professional contexts.
Example: "Please submit your attendance documentation to the HR department by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "attendance records" or "attendance proof".
Documentation of attendance remained essentially unchanged over the three years (Table 4).
At the program level (all responses from all participants), IAM documents three educational outcomes (participation, learning, performance), while many current program evaluations provide only documentation of attendance.
Our findings suggest that improving regularity of patient attendance, better coordination and documentation of care within non-remote multiple service provider environments and sharing lessons from the successes of care coordination in remote areas has the potential to improve care delivery across the spectrum of health centres.
We analysed the decisions made, attendance at meetings, clarity of documentation, costs, case re-discussions and deviations from MDM decisions.
Careful documentation of outpatient attendance, subsequent enrolments and consent interviews will ensure that no patient is "selected" for inclusion or exclusion from the study.
As a last gasp I attempted to appeal the decision to fail me based on attendance, and I offered pure medical documentation to back my case.
No student rosters of the period survive, so no documentation exists for the attendance of Shakespeare or any other pupil, nor did anyone who taught or attended the school ever record that they were his teacher or classmate.
As data were collected from clinical records, it is possible that frequent attendance (for methadone treatment) may increase documentation of chronic illnesses.
The antenatal care attendance will be counted based on the documentation of the nurse-midwives at the end of pregnancy.
