The phrase "attended a group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to participating in a meeting, event, or gathering with others.
Example: "Last week, I attended a group focused on community service initiatives."
Alternatives: "participated in a group" or "joined a group".
Last year, Sotomayor attended a group retreat in Lima.
In December, Joey and Michael attended a group therapy session with eight other teenagers whose relatives were killed on Sept. 11.
As her husband attended a Group of 8 summit meeting in Genoa, she turned to her own passions, teaching and reading.
One 37-year-old woman who attended a group course at the Maudsley last summer said she was encouraged to try the technique after more than 20 years of suffering acute depression, anxiety and fatigue, and more recently panic attacks.
Although I had spent time away from school going to a therapist, and attended a group therapy session at drama school for rape and sexual abuse survivors, evidently it still hadn't done the trick.
A few weeks later, I attended a group show at their intimate space in Hollywood where I met gallery director, Alex Couri.
Dures et al 41 conducted 'exit' focus groups with 38 participants who had attended a group-based cognitive behavioural programme for RA-fatigue.
In the WL+E group, participants attended a group-based weight management session plus three supervised exercise sessions within their community each week.
To explore cross-sectional patterns of use of fatigue management strategies in people with multiple sclerosis (MS) who had attended a group-based fatigue management programme, Fatigue: Applying Cognitive behavioural and Energy effectiveness Techniques to life Style ('FACETS'FACETS
You could then step up to attending a group.
Judy attends a group called Mutual Support Counselling, which encourages her to weep.
