The phrase "attendant need" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts discussing the requirements or necessities related to an attendant's role or responsibilities.
Example: "The attendant need for proper training is essential to ensure safety and efficiency in the workplace."
Alternatives: "necessary requirements" or "essential needs".
Wide distribution of the drugs in Africa is not without critics, given the attendant need for careful monitoring.
"In many of these cases, the issue is not the lack of evidence and the attendant need for more," the tribe wrote in a letter on May 23 to Brendan V. Johnson, the United States attorney for South Dakota.
Bureaucracy's emergence as a preferred form of organization occurred with the rise of a money-based economy (which ultimately resulted in the development of capitalism) and the attendant need to ensure impersonal, rational-legal transactions.
The massive retail component on the shareholder register and attendant need for repeated mailings, social media advertising and communications outreach really ramps up costs.
While the movement to messaging is clearly a massive trend in business, it's not clear whether there's going to be an attendant need to have a person handling customer service on the receiving end of a customer's call.
It may be the case that only the attendant need be qualified, and the driver might have no medical training.
One of new concessions was that retiree pays full medical cost of almost $500 a month, each, which means a flight attendant needs to be 65 and have Medicare or a spouse with good medical benefits.
Clearly all flight attendants need to be physically able to do the job.
For many new transactions, he said, "all the flight attendants need to do is deliver the goods that have been ordered".
She also said that flight attendants need to be provided the gloves and facemasks they need to deal with flu-stricken passengers.
Flight attendants need to fill emergency exit rows with capable passengers who can assist in an emergency.
