The phrase "attended agree" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate ideas, but without context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "I attended the meeting to agree on the new policy."
Alternatives: "attended to confirm" or "participated to agree".
Thomas C. Schelling, a professor at the University of Maryland who also attended, agreed.
While the summit meeting highlighted many of the participants' differences on the solutions, it was clear that those who attended agreed there was a problem.
Everyone who attended agreed to confront any banks that had written predatory loans and contributed to the economic crash.
Of the 11 952 invited to attend the 11-year clinic, 60% attended, 93% of those who attended agreed to wear an Actigraph and 85% of those, provided valid activity data.
A subset (108) of those who were among the first to attend agreed to take part in a bone health survey which comprised an interviewer administered questionnaire and bone densitometry at the spine and femoral neck.
In contrast, 86.3% of GPs who attended Advanced Access agreed or strongly agreed that attending had provided them with insights about practice based quality management, compared with 58.6% of GPs who attended Adult Mental Health.
One of the few things that everyone who attended can agree on is that it was pretty much a disaster.
After sifting through offers from the Cavaliers and Lakers, Barnes, who attended U.C.L.A., agreed to a lesser contract of two years and $3.7 million with the Lakers.
Hospital chains may be unattractive until attending physicians agree to become employees.
Creator Gene Roddenberry concurred, and under questioning from fans at a convention which Gerrold also attended, Roddenberry agreed that it was time for a homosexual character to appear in Star Trek.
