The phrase "attendant groups" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to groups that accompany or are associated with a particular event, situation, or main group.
Example: "The conference will feature several attendant groups that will provide additional resources and support for attendees."
Alternatives: "associated groups" or "accompanying groups".
It identifies 20 determinants of the use of facility delivery or skilled attendant, grouped in four categories: (1) sociocultural factors, (2) perceived benefit/need of skilled attendance, (3) economic accessibility and (4) physical accessibility.
People are saying they've never seen a flight attendants' group pull together like this".
Along with other statues of disciples and attendants grouped with the large statues, there are also 24 deva statues located next to the east and west walls.
Fourthly, given the nature of the interventions in the context of an effectiveness trial, blinding the birth attendants' group allocation was clearly impossible.
In naturally occurring nucleic acids, the "recognition surface" is a nitrogenous base, while we term the sugar and its attendant functional groups the "core".
(A traditional birth attendant, focus group discussion, Sukajaya, Garut District) After delivery, traditional birth attendants provided a regular service to newly-delivered mothers and newborns.
And that pressure can be felt all the way down the ladder, from DOPs, to camera operators and sound techs, to stuntpeople, even down to PAs and parking lot attendants (a group of whom recently sued five major studios for working conditions so bad, they were literally pissing their pants on set).
Finally, a dressing room attendant beckoned the group in.
Meanwhile, a swimming trip to Lake Zurich to go swimming meant Kafka having to uncomfortably undress in a public changing area, while Brod got "attacked with a hose" by the pool attendant and a group of boys.
The new pay floor has also helped boost full-time average earnings through the £20,000 level for the first time, according to the office for national statistics, with hairdressers, waitresses and petrol pump attendants among the groups who have received the largest pay rises.
