The phrase "attendant use" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the use of something that is associated or related to an event or situation, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The attendant use of the equipment during the event was crucial for its success."
Alternatives: "associated use" or "related use".
Secondary outcomes are institutional delivery, home delivery with skilled birth attendant, use of skilled care for neonatal illness, use of postpartum care, clean cutting of the umbilical cord, initiation of breastfeeding within the first hour of birth, knowledge of maternal and neonatal danger signs, and birth preparedness and complication readiness behaviours.
In April, as our US Airways flight from Washington to Fort Lauderdale, was about to land, a flight attendant used the intercom to request that we take our trash with us when we left the plane, as the airline was no longer cleaning between flights.
Her sister was marrying a man whom the flight attendant used to date.
An attendant uses a private iPad application to group riders going to various parts of the city.
THERE'S an old but still popular joke about Air Canada's legendarily snotty service, where a man tries to pick up a flight attendant using airline advertising slogans.
"We have someone that burned herself trying to cook because the attendant used to be there to help with a certain meal at a certain time of the day," Ms. Sandoval said.
After the flight, investigators learned that when a flight attendant used an on-board telephone to ask the pilots when the plane would be landing, the crew first spoke to a Canadian controller in charge of traffic around Thunder Bay, Ontario, north of Wisconsin.
The traditional birth attendant uses her home as the maternity.
Martin McNally, an unemployed service station attendant, used a submachine gun in late June to commandeer an American Airlines 727 en route from St . Louisto Tulsa, then diverted it eastward to Indiana and bailed out with $500,000 in ransom.
Four key points were verbally marked in the recording during the delivery process by the birth attendant who called out: START (when the baby's head crowned); BIRTH (when the baby was born), and CRY, (if the baby spontaneously cried or took a breath ) or BAG (if baby did not breathe spontaneously) and the birth attendant used BMV to resuscitate the infant.
It was surprising that skilled attendance of government health workers or traditional birth attendants, use of CHDK and hygiene practices during delivery was low in urban areas also.
