The phrase "attendances in order to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to express a purpose related to attendance, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We have multiple attendances in order to gather feedback from participants."
Alternatives: "attendances for the purpose of" or "attendances to achieve".
United were offered 11,063 seats, only for the club's representative to say that "in order to ensure maximum attendance", United would prefer to only be allocated the 8,012-seat 8,012-seatRoad stand.
A statement from the SFA said that, at the pre-operations meeting last week, United were offered 11,063 seats, only for the club's representative to say that "in order to ensure maximum attendance", United would prefer to only be allocated the 8,012-seat 8,012-seatRoad stand for the 12 April tie, which kicks off at 12:45 GMT.
The nonproliferation review conference in May requires a consensus of the nearly 200 states in attendance in order to make new nonproliferation rules or to leverage compliance with current rules.
As acupuncture provision increases in publicly funded health care systems it will become even more important to encourage complete attendance in order to maximise acupuncture's clinical- and cost-effectiveness.
By Victor Chinyama and Vivian Siu MCHINJI, Malawi, 28 October 2010 – UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake recently concluded a two-day visit to Malawi, where he highlighted a cash-transfer programme as an innovative way to help the poorest households – while simultaneously increasing school attendance – in order to end the cycle of poverty for future generations.
At the opening night reception, Party Chairman Reince Priebus reminded the 200 RNC members in attendance that in order to win back the White House, the GOP needed be much more diverse and inclusive like Presidents Reagan and Bush had been.
Based on the pilot work findings, practices were encouraged to combine patient visits where possible if overlap with other chronic disease clinic attendance was identified, in order to avoid duplication of service provision and minimise patient expenses in travel and time.
An ethnographic study in Thailand of 33 people with diabetes found no evidence of "spoiled identity", perhaps because diabetes did not have visible manifestations in most people; but participants spent much time and effort in self-management work (diet control, exercise, clinic attendance, self-monitoring) in order to achieve what they described as "normality" [ 31].
Other studies observe situations where women attended antenatal clinics in order to acquire antenatal attendance card needed to ensure care in case of complications later [ 19].
