The phrase "attendance terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions or rules related to attendance, such as in a school or workplace setting.
Example: "Before enrolling in the course, please review the attendance terms outlined in the syllabus."
Alternatives: "attendance policy" or "attendance guidelines".
However, the overall attendance in terms of the number of InI sessions attended groups were not significantly different (72% vs 62%), F 1, 86)=2.17, p>0.05.
Although we cannot verify attendance for terms in which you are not currently registered, we can verify your expected graduation date or your expected registration for future terms.
Although attempts have been made to measure appropriateness of attendance in terms of a categorisation of the processes of care (whether patients have received treatments/investigations/referrals or are admitted, for example), it has proved problematic to achieve consensus about what processes of care make a visit appropriate.
The college bursary is available to all home and EU undergraduate students, and it is only paid provided that students maintain good attendance each term.
Schramm's rationale was typical of Hevesi partygoers, who tended to frame their attendance in negative terms — why they didn't want to not be there.
The dental attendance patterns in terms of few regular dental visitors corroborates findings pertaining to pregnant women from other cultures [ 2, 3, 5, 15, 16] and is in line with those of young adults from the general East African populations [ 35].
However the study was limited as only 47.2% of physicians assigned to the intervention group actually attended the lecture, suggesting a potentially greater effect with higher attendance, and long term benefits were not assessed.
Such moves may produce short-term gains in attendance, though the long-term health of the company cannot be guaranteed by glitz alone.
One of its recent big successes has been attendance, which last term it stood at 96.1%.
