The phrase "attendance reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to tracking or documenting attendance, such as in schools, workplaces, or events.
Example: "The attendance reporting system will help us keep track of who is present at the meeting."
Alternatives: "attendance tracking" or "attendance documentation".
The proposed regulations, which were introduced in relation to the reform, involved increased obligations in terms of accessibility, meeting attendance, reporting and other administrative tasks.
The proposal challenged the GPs autonomous position through increased obligations in terms of accessibility, meeting attendance, reporting and other administrative tasks.
Of reassurance, these allowances were discontinued completely 1 year after conducting this survey, without substantial impact on meeting attendance, reporting or retention during the following 12 months.
Studies describing admission to the intensive care or emergency department attendance, reporting crude admission counts without accounting for differences in the size of region populations and those set outside OECD countries were also excluded from the analysis.
The Moreland Commission, whose other investigations have focused on the board's school construction and maintenance programs and its attendance reporting, said in a statement that the board "has, consistently from Day 1, been attempting to obstruct the commission's work".
Avoid this issue by requiring employees to log out and in for each break and having managers review time and attendance reporting on a weekly basis.
The most common barriers to attendance reported by those who did not attend any sessions (N = 336) were structural such as the unavailability of safe transport home (33; 9.8 %).
Truants beware: Under his plan, schools would fire off daily attendance reports to parents by e-mail, and eventually text messages.
At a counterterrorism meeting between India and the United States that year, the senior Indian official in attendance reported, "We now know that Mullah Omar is under Pakistani protection," according to a State Department cable released last year by WikiLeaks.
In general, Christians for whom religion is very important and are members of religious groups that place a high value on religious attendance reported the greatest benefits from frequent worship.
Again, financial constraint was the most common barrier to regular clinic attendance, reported by all the discussants (12/12, 100%).
