The phrase "attendance trends" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing patterns or changes in attendance over a specific period, often in contexts like education, events, or business.
Example: "The attendance trends at our annual conference have shown a steady increase over the past five years."
Alternatives: "attendance patterns" or "attendance statistics."
Ticket prices do not appear to be a factor in the attendance trends for musicals either, the report's authors said.
Earlier in the day, John Fithian, president of the National Association of Theater Owners, told reporters (gathered to discuss the movie industry's annual snapshot of attendance trends) that theaters are frantically trying to play "The Hunger Games" on more screens when it opens.
Attendance trends were tested using a mixed-effect logistic regression model with the individual as a random effect.
Some were specifically interested in attendance trends, including significant fluctuations, and a few mentioned analyzing participants' intention to return.
Attendance trends for Burnt Forest (Table 1) showed a significant increase in missed visits in January to 81.8%, up from an average 31.5% (27.2-434.1) in the preceding three months.
We also looked at non-attendance trends across the whole year as well as compared it with another part of Leeds with a similar community mental health team set up and population demographics [ 19] to see if there was a general tendency of decrease or increase in non-attendance rates.
But Monsignor Alesandro said that Sunday collections have remained steady, and that any decline in attendance mirrors nationwide trends.
The scatterplot suggests a strong linear trend between attendance score and course score in BIO 181.
Fig. 2 Number of trauma and non-trauma attendance and their trend lines.
No obvious trends in attendance rates were visible over the 4 years.
The statistical significance of the time trends in attendance was tested using a segmented regression analysis.
