The phrase "attendance points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education or workplace policies where points are awarded for attendance.
Example: "Students can earn attendance points for each class they attend, which will contribute to their final grade."
Alternatives: "attendance credits" or "participation points".
In a video shot by Nelson George documenting the day, Mos Def seems stunned by the sheer number of legends in attendance, pointing out how surreal it is seeing everyone together midday.
But some in attendance pointed out that the rate increase is slated to generate about $2 million, less than half of the $4.2 million in water revenues slated to be transferred to the General Fund this year.
If the person who told you the joke is in attendance, point them out and thank them.
As Nascar enters the season-opening Daytona 500 on Sunday after another year of dipping television ratings and faltering attendance, some point to the loss of Earnhardt, even now, as the reason for the decline in interest.
Like Huffington, Shore insisted that the Comedy Store was a showcase where comedians could get exposure that would lead to paying gigs elsewhere — talent agents and bookers for "The Tonight Show" were in regular attendance, she pointed out.
Middle school attendance fell two points from 90percentt, and elementary school attendance remained steady at 92percentt.
Calvin Bowman, West Virginia's 6-foot-9-inch senior from Brooklyn, impressed about 20 friends and family members in attendance with 22 points and 15 rebounds.
She said she would correct such language in class, but added how repeated use of oppressive and hateful language would result in removal from class without attendance or participation points, failure of the assignment, and – in extreme cases – failure for the semester.
There was a significant correlation between attendance and total points in the whole cohort (r = 0.36, p < 0.001) and within each section (hybrid: r = 0.37, p < 0.001; traditional: r = 0.41, p < 0.001).
Then, three minutes before the break, referee Collum left most in attendance dumbfounded by pointing to the spot after spotting a shove by McAusland on McKay.
