The phrase "attendance reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents or records that track the presence of individuals at events, meetings, or classes.
Example: "The manager requested the attendance reports for the last quarter to analyze employee participation."
Alternatives: "presence records" or "attendance records".
Attendance reports were available for 356 participants, of whom 174 (49%) attended all of the acupuncture treatment appointments recommended by their acupuncturist.
The students, traveling in pairs, were delivering attendance reports to the office.
District auditors said one elementary-school principal had advised the teachers to inflate their attendance reports and alter the scores on achievement tests.
Those proceedings, and other records, including attendance reports, committee votes and payroll and expenditure records, will now be publicly available online.
Truants beware: Under his plan, schools would fire off daily attendance reports to parents by e-mail, and eventually text messages.
Recently, the system added reports on how many people call in sick at some city agencies, and officials hope to add other agencies and attendance reports from schools.
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 %).
"It's more like an attendance report," Frank Bruni said.
Missing from the daily major league attendance report available to the news media are figures from last season.
But, the judge wrote, the service later sent letters to both men terminating them for a "falsely stated time and attendance report for personal gain".
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.
