The phrase "attendant through" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts where you want to describe someone or something that is present or accompanying throughout a process or event, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The guide was attendant through the entire journey, ensuring everyone felt safe and informed."
Alternatives: "present throughout" or "accompanying during".
She was able to secure a home attendant through Saint Mary's.
In 1996, when she began suffering from acute osteoporosis and severe arthritis, she contacted Selfhelp Community Services, which helped her get a 24-hour home attendant through Medicare.
The fact that her mother had to quit work to become her daughter's full-time attendant through high school and college demonstrates the appalling lack of support given to disabled people.
Losing a series of new jobs (including bartender and gas-station attendant) through riotous clumsiness, he gets a last-ditch job in the post office, where his new boss (Harold J. Stone), a nerve-wracking blend of bonhomie and menace, turns out to be the father of his new girlfriend (Deanna Lund).
From the moment I left my car with valet parking, I was escorted, relay-style, by three attendants through the genteel, cavernous lobby up to my guest room.
"Basically, it's your own instincts, because the airlines don't have enough time to send 20,000 flight attendants through additional training right now," said Sheree Kinney, a flight attendant for Delta Air Lines.
(The other contender for most-groomed fleet has to be Singapore Airlines, which puts its perfectly coiffed flight attendants through four months of training with a big emphasis on deportment and grooming).
In 2007 a partnership initiative was put forward by involving village midwives and traditional birth attendants through the 'Improving Maternal Health in Indonesia' program [ 21].
One such metric is the variability of 2-sulfoxymelatonin, the urinary metabolite of melatonin, which has been found to be correlated with travel by female flight attendants through multiple time zones (Grajewski et al. 2003).
The Maisha Initiative further aims at increasing the number of deliveries with assistance from skilled birth attendants through intensified follow up of pregnant women by community health workers, and by supporting the roll out of a Health Services Support Fund.
Alternate ways such as involvement of community volunteers and traditional birth attendants through non-governmental organizations for provision of the supplements to the pregnant women in non-LHW service areas should also be explored.
