The phrase "attendances to avoid" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to events or situations that one should not attend, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "There are several attendances to avoid if you want to maintain a low profile at the conference."
Alternatives: "events to skip" or "gatherings to avoid".
Prompt malaria diagnosis and proper treatment as well as early ANC care attendance to avoid adverse consequences of early infection in pregnancy is justified.
Mr. Levy has set up a computerized attendance-tracking system to avoid the debacle of last year, when Rudy Crew, then the chancellor, did not learn until the summer was over that 25percentt of the students required to attend had never bothered to show up.
Ministers were also advised to avoid attendance at any commemoration of the Armenian genocide, and to avoid any mention of it at Holocaust Day memorials.
Perhaps it is unrealistic to expect Mr. Bush to avoid attendance at fund-raising galas for his party or for political candidates.
Gyms could lower prices in off-peak hours to balance their attendance across the week to avoid overcrowding.
There was widespread recognition that referral to CCNTs had potential to avoid unnecessary attendances at ED and even hospitalisations, and there was willingness among GPs to refer acutely ill children to CCNT care.
Other Hollywood guests kept their attendance at such events discreet, to avoid the conservative label.
The aim was to avoid diluting attendance at the festival, held at the 255-seat Ailey Citigroup Theater in the Clinton neighborhood, with tickets going for $20 apiece.
McKenney warned the Ho-Chunk chiefs in attendance that the only way to avoid an American military invasion of their homeland was to surrender those responsible for the attacks.
Follow-up study visits occur at a community-based research site rather than in the same building as the clinic in order for the study to avoid influencing attendance at clinic visits.
