The phrase "attendance ratings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the measurement or evaluation of attendance levels, often in contexts like events, television shows, or educational institutions.
Example: "The attendance ratings for the concert were higher than expected, indicating a strong interest in the artist."
Alternatives: "attendance figures" or "participation ratings".
Nevertheless, Snyder has done his best to squander and gouge until the team has suffered a precipitous plunge in attendance, ratings and game-day income.
Concerned with the team's performance, attendance, ratings and image around the league,..
Moreover, the better the brushing and dental attendance ratings the more favorable the oral quality of life ratings.
Celebrities-in-Attendance Ratings: SHERYL LEE (LAURA PALMER) Although the celebrity cast did not choose me as the winner of the costume contest, I was later approached by a rather flamboyant festival organizer who said I had been "summoned by the queen" and that "the queen gets what the queen wants".
The high attendance rates and satisfaction ratings indicate that the intervention was well received by adolescents and their parents.
But although the sport's popularity remains impressive, with 90,000 or more fans often attending each race, attendance and ratings continue to sag.
The league is trying to raise its profile and increase attendance, television ratings and revenue.
Under Baker, the league has become profitable, with its attendance, television ratings and merchandise sales increasing this year.
Among other factors, attendance and ratings numbers have declined, and Nascar has a major TV contract renewal coming up this year.
Myriad issues have confronted Nascar this season, including annual concerns about attendance and ratings, and handwringing about race strategies.
The absence of star players on Origin duty damages the integrity of the premiership, which in turn damages attendance and ratings and thus hurts the bottom line.
