The phrase "attendant participated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that an attendant was involved in an event or activity.
Example: "The attendant participated actively in the conference, contributing valuable insights during the discussions."
Alternatives: "the attendant took part" or "the attendant was involved".
Three hundred sixty-two flight attendants participated in the FAMRI questionnaire.
"If airlines are encouraging flight attendants to participate in selling of products and services, it needs to be done when the flight attendant has completed safety and security activities onboard the flight".
Twenty-three older adults (four men and 19 women) attended at least one FG but only nearly half of them were regular attendants (ten participating in at least five sessions).
Also, despite the availability of skilled birth attendants in participating communities, women are still more likely to deliver at home without skilled attendance (Abimbola et al. 2012), due in part to weak collective governance.
Among non-attendants, 39.5% never participated in a gastric cancer screening and 16.2% underwent examination more than two years prior to the response date.
The aim of this study is to assess the knowledge gained by local birth attendants (physicians and midwifes) who participated in a NRP course and workshop on LMA organized in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
For starters, United's 18,000 flight attendants declined to participate, leaving the carrier's single biggest group of front-line employees out of the ownership equation.
At a question-and-answer session in July that he participated in, at least a dozen attendants rattled off their questions in fluent Na'vi.
In 2009, the primary author trained 10 local traditional birth attendants who work in the communities that previously participated in RESPIRE.
Never in outstanding health, further complications arose from Nietzsche's August-October 1870 service as a 25-year-old hospital attendant during the Franco-Prussian War (1870-71), where he participated in the siege of Metz.
