The phrase "attendant variation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes or differences that accompany or are associated with something else.
Example: "The study revealed an attendant variation in the results based on the different sample sizes used."
Alternatives: "associated variation" or "accompanying variation".
Previous analyses of serial isolates of C. neoformans have established the occurrence of in-host microevolution and attendant phenotypic variation, but the precise molecular events occurring in the genome are poorly understood, although changes in karyotype indicating large-scale genomic rearrangements are frequently observed (Fries et al. 1996; Fraser et al. 2005).
As noted in Section 2.3, fertiliser use within the model for winter wheat can vary from the RB209 recommendation with attendant yield variations linked to changes in fertiliser level.
Tales of wild variation — and attendant frustration — abound.
What is unique about Nepal is the extreme diversity of these, coupled with the equally extreme and highly challenging geoclimatic variation, with the attendant difficulties of transport and access.
When scoring QUADAS items [ 30] as unclear it is difficult to be certain if this indicates poor methods with the attendant consequences for bias and/or variation, or simply poor reporting of a methodologically sound study.
The regression model proposed herein and the attendant statistics of the model error (mean, coefficient of variation and type of distribution) can be easily used in a reliability analysis procedure to assess safety levels implicit in different design procedures.
One approach to eco-evolutionary effects is to examine how genetic variation among individual plants influences their ecological effects, such as on attendant arthropod or plant communities.
We found substantial variation in the training and the role of traditional birth attendants, support staff, resources provided, and referral pathways.
The proportion of births attended by skilled attendants in the health facilities was 6.6% of expected births, though the variation was large.
And third, we need to assess whether such variations could happen again in the near future, with all the attendant social and economic consequences that would accompany a rapid rise in global sea level.
