The phrase "attendant force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a force that accompanies or is associated with another force or event.
Example: "The attendant force of gravity plays a crucial role in the movement of celestial bodies."
Alternatives: "associated force" or "accompanying force".
He spoke of the end of something – a great wave and the attendant forces and counterforces at play.
And in March, a passenger's 10-month-old puppy suffocated to death after a flight attendant forced the owner to place it in an overhead compartment.
The account of a flight attendant forced to display her breast prosthesis to screeners has been widely circulated, as has an account of a male bladder-cancer survivor who said that his urostomy bag seal was broken during an aggressive pat-down and he was left standing with his pants around his ankles, covered in his own urine.
Tóibín speaks for George directly ("What happened was that her needs and her reading converged as she began to eroticise the occult and its attendant forces…"), as if he needed the help of a biographer only as a spiritualist needs an old glove to materialise the departed soul.
Firefighters, also unable to contact the spa attendant, forced the lock of the spa door from the street and, once inside the spa, released me from the chamber.
A 10-month-old puppy is dead after a United Airlines flight attendant forced a family to put the dog in an overhead bin.
Today in tragic airport pet deaths, a French bulldog died onboard a United plane after a flight attendant forced it to spend more than three hours crammed into the overhead bin, the New York Post reports.
Airlines, too, have been eager to relax the rules, which are seen often as a distraction for flight attendants forced to police the cabin.
The corpse was too large for the space, and when attendants forced the body into the tomb it burst, spreading a disgusting odour throughout the church.
