The phrase "attendant isolation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the isolation that accompanies or is related to a specific event or condition, often in medical or psychological discussions.
Example: "The patient experienced attendant isolation as a result of their prolonged hospitalization, leading to feelings of loneliness and disconnection from others."
Alternatives: "associated isolation" or "concomitant isolation".
It does, however, matter a great deal in complex cases of chronic illness, attendant despair, social isolation, and hopelessness.
Among the factors cited, besides the risks of social and intellectual isolation, are the attendant pressures of perfectionism (described by one psychologist as "an emotional need to develop themselves and master the world") and the possibility that the gifted have heightened sensitivity: even if they treat success and failure as equals, they take them both hard.
While the administration's public response was restrained, American officials expressed dismay in private over not only the flotilla raid, with its attendant deepening of Israel's isolation around the world, but also over the timing of the crisis, which comes just as long-delayed American-mediated indirect talks between Israelis and Palestinians were getting under way.
The tourism boom remains a modest one, but it's helping Raudal recover from years of isolation and an attendant lack of economic opportunities.
Sociologist Louwanda Evans shows that black workers in the airline industry routinely face exclusion and isolation from white pilots, flight attendants, and customers.
The provision of skilled attendants for all birthing women cannot occur in isolation from TBAs who in themselves are also highly skilled.
Invited here by politicians and other opportunistic natives, money and its attendant cultural trappings have more or less killed our blessed isolation and, in turn, a bit of the romance of living here.
We offer a practical approach to dealing with these issues in the procedures followed by a patient isolation facility located in Missoula, Montana, USA, and its attendant training and educational components.
Based on the job demands resources (JD R) model, this study empirically investigates the relationships among job demands, job resources, burnout, colleague isolation, health problems and job performance for flight attendants.
