The phrase "attendants served" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of attendants providing service to guests or customers in various contexts, such as events, restaurants, or transportation.
Example: "At the gala, the attendants served a delightful array of hors d'oeuvres to the guests."
Alternatives: "staff provided" or "servers delivered".
Forty years later, I still remember the meal the flight attendants served: steak with mushroom sauce.
Flight attendants served equally colorful cocktails to passengers, who sat in leather seats equipped with individual television screens.
The idea was to have the windows masked with LCD screens, which would give the illusion that the train was travelling at light speed, while uniformed attendants served futuristic food and drink – and this was the 80s!" It's testament to Broome's ambition that he took out a 99-year lease on platform one at Victoria station.
Attendants served as 'go-betweens' patients and providers.
But as a general rule, when chickens are in the aisles, attendants serving free coffee are not.
Jakes, from New York City, was in charge of a hundred and twelve cooks and a hundred and eighty food attendants, serving seven dining rooms on the ship.
It is the kind of place where children grow up to be waitresses or filling station attendants serving the people who work in the airconditioned offices down town.
Airlines themselves have varying policies about it, said Mr. Edmondson-Jones, who added that JetBlue permitted alcohol but required passengers to let the flight attendants serve it.
To my surprise, I've discovered that bus travel can be almost luxurious -- I've traveled on buses with starched cotton antimacassars, whistle-clean restrooms, attendants serving hot coffee, and movies on video.
We loved Royal Air Maroc, with its friendly flight attendants serving Parisian macarons, and our three-hour flight included something rarely seen on American carriers: a meal.
As we walked into the futuristic building, we were greeted by men and women dressed in traditional Turkish attire, flight attendants serving Turkish Delights, and the gleaming Turkish Airlines corporate staff.
