The phrase "attendance standards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to policies or expectations regarding attendance in schools, workplaces, or events.
Example: "The school has implemented new attendance standards to ensure that students are present for at least 90% of the classes."
Alternatives: "attendance requirements" or "attendance criteria".
Students, ages 5 through 18, must meet attendance standards and demonstrate performance improvement through auditions.
include any attendance standards of the institution, if the institution has and enforces such standards.
A home game against Mississippi on Sept. 22 drew a shade under 29,000 people — a colossal crowd by recent Tulane attendance standards — and people all over town that day could be seen wearing T-shirts in support of Walker.
Supervisors should counsel staff (1) to ensure understanding of attendance standards, (2) to ensure that all staff understand notification guidelines, (3) to address any attendance issues, and (4) to affirm attendance expectations.
Mean attendance (standard deviation [SD]) at group weight loss sessions was 83%1616%), and mean attendance at exercise sessions was 70%26%6%).
The inspectors who recommended special measures identified "engaging students' interests... as essential to the improvement of attendance and standards".
Combined with ubiquitous interconnectivity 24/7, accountancy has moved from a profession requiring office attendance during standard working hours, Monday to Friday, to one that can be performed anywhere in the world, and at any time.
The inclusion criteria were (1) newly diagnosed epilepsy with no AED administration prior to participation; (2) seizure onset within 12 months based on history; (3) age between 7 and 16 years; and (4) attendance at standard schools.
Children with IQ <70, a history of usage of medications acting on the central nervous system, no attendance at standard schools, a past or current history of neuropsychiatric disorders or head injury, or a first-degree relative with a history of epilepsy or febrile convulsions were excluded.
You might also need the standard deviation of attendance (a measure of dispersion, where you more or less add up the differences of each observation from the mean -- there's some magic to make sure the differences end up positive, but irrelevant here -- and then divide by the number of observations).
Some have gone on to other work, he said, but others have fallen short of performance, attendance and punctuality standards.
