The phrase "attendance problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to someone's presence or participation, particularly in contexts like school or work.
Example: "The teacher expressed concern about the student's attendance problems, which were affecting their academic performance."
Alternatives: "attendance issues" or "participation challenges".
In one of the most extreme actions taken in a truancy case in the county this year, a San Dimas woman was arrested Tuesday after failing to attend a court hearing on her four children's chronic attendance problems.
There are attendance problems, stagnant offenses and low scores.
As for attendance problems in many cities, Jagr said tickets were too expensive.
Stern also discussed attendance problems and declining television ratings two years after Michael Jordan's last season.
Three also had chronic attendance problems, another factor that clearly hindered their progress.
Now, out of 130 kids, I have three who are failing — mostly due to attendance problems".
The Diamondbacks have long battled an attendance problem; their attendance has declined steadily nearly every year since 2002, the season after they won the World Series.
Broadway's attendance problem became evident at the end of the 2012-13 theater season, which was down 6 percent — the worst decline in eight years.
In today's Globe & Mail, Brian Milner examines the Wings' attendance problem and first points to the ailing auto biz as a major factor in their sales slump.
But he said superintendents like Thelma Baxter in Harlem had informed him of the attendance problem on Mondays and Fridays, so he expected them to be cooperative.
The big push to solve the attendance problem began on Thursday, after the first absenteeism reports revealed problems citywide for a vaunted program that mandated that 213,530 students attend classes or face the possibility of being held back a year.
