The phrase "attendance pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the stress or anxiety associated with the expectation to attend events, meetings, or classes.
Example: "Many students feel attendance pressure during exam season, as they worry about missing important lectures."
Alternatives: "attendance anxiety" or "participation pressure".
The Blues had previously shared the Cardiff City Stadium with the Welsh capital's football team, but returned to rugby's traditional home in the city after poor attendances and pressure from fans.
They had previously shared the Cardiff City Stadium with the Welsh capital's football team, but returned to rugby's traditional home in the city after poor attendances and pressure from fans.
Mr. Tucker will be looking at some of the biggest noneducational problems in the schools, such as disciplinary problems and low attendance, and putting pressure on principals and district superintendents to reduce both.
Mr. Bush has said that he wants to support American athletes and views the Games as a sporting event, but that he will use his attendance to put pressure on China to improve its human rights record.
Socio-demographic data, duration of hypertension, clinic attendance, current blood pressure, and compliance to conventional medications was documented.
First, the success of Hull City's Tigers in securing consecutive promotions to the Football League Championship has left their co-tenants at the KC Stadium for dead in terms of attendances, increasing the pressure on Kear to deliver.
The 56 items on this checklist were grouped into 10 stress component scales: stress of home life, school performance, school attendance, romantic relationships, peer pressure, teacher interaction, future uncertainty, school/leisure conflict, financial pressure and emerging adult responsibility.
Using Principal Component Analysis, the items were attributed to 10 components or dimensions of adolescent stressor experiences (stress of home life, school performance, school attendance, romantic relationships, peer pressure, teacher interaction, future uncertainty, school/leisure conflict, financial pressure and emerging adult responsibility).
Michael Green, who was Asia director of the National Security Council under Mr. Bush in 2004 and 2005, said the president's attendance would place "subtle pressure" on the China to improve its record on human rights.
We can only assume that the low attendance was due to pressure of work and difficulty in taking a day out to attend.
