The phrase "attendance gift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a gift given to individuals for attending an event or gathering.
Example: "As a token of appreciation for your participation, we will be providing an attendance gift to all attendees at the conference."
Alternatives: "participation gift" or "attendance reward".
These are known as "scoios," and they have sustained high attendance, gifting them cash flows along with disproportional TV rights in La Liga, and have enjoyed unfair tax and finance support from the Spanish government.
Maximum eligibility is based on the cost of attendance less gift-aid received.
Students eligible for Federal Student Aid based on the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) can expect to be offered federal student loans up to the Berkeley Law Cost of Attendance minus other gift aid.
Executives of several of Chamberlain's clients serve on the center's board and many were in attendance when the gifts were presented to the governor.
Like many natural history museums, the Carnegie hopes the seemingly unquenchable thirst for all things dinosaurian, particularly anything about the tyrant lizard king, will increase memberships, donations, attendance and even gift-store purchases.
People who marry expect shower gifts, wedding gifts and attendance at their weddings.
The latest available data show that companies paid $2.8 billion in 2017 to U.S. doctors for gifts, meals, attendance at conferences and speaking fees.
The authors found mobile clinics with food gifts achieved attendance rates of 99%, compared with 94% in stationary clinics with food, and 63.3% with regular mobile clinics.
Federal employees could no longer accept "gifts of free attendance" at the many seminars, receptions and other social gatherings held by registered lobbyists and lobbying organizations as a matter of course in Washington.
Private loans cannot be certified for an amount greater than the estimated Cost of Attendance for the term minus other gift aid/scholarships.
