The phrase "attended at the same" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete expression, possibly intended to refer to attending an event or gathering at the same time as someone else.
Example: "We both attended at the same event last year, but I didn't see you there."
Alternatives: "attended together" or "were present at the same".
He attended at the same time that his grandchildren were in university.
Mr. Taylor and Mr. Rossen — former hall mates at New York University, which they attended at the same time as Mr. Bear — came aboard soon afterward.
Jacobson, a talented musician, earned a scholarship to the prestigious Haberdashers' Aske's Boys Schooll, which he attended at the same time as the comic actors Sasha Baron Cohen and Matt Lucas.
Individual subjects attended at the same time for each of their visits.
To ensure consistency at each time-point, participants attended at the same time throughout the trial and the same assessor was responsible for each measure.
Seton Hall University in South Orange, N.J., will give a 10percentt discount to each sibling attending at the same time.
With two funerals to attend at the same time, the Port Authority Police Department's pipe and drum corps had to be augmented by bagpipers from Bergen, Morris and Nassau Counties.
He said the process had since changed to allow coronial investigators to attend at the same as major crime investigators, and noted that was a better system, but said he had nonetheless conducted a thorough investigation.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo defended his decision to participate in a closed-door discussion of infrastructure policy on Friday before an audience of deep-pocketed donors, some of whom paid $50,000 or more to attend, at the same time that his administration is preparing to accelerate billions of dollars of public works projects across New York State.
I attribute much of this to my education at The University of Santa Monica which I was attending at the same time -- but that's a story for another post.
Assembly Bill 1720 by Assemblyman Donald P. Wagner (R-Irvine) would permit any person to attend a board meeting on behalf of the owner, whether or not the owner attends at the same time.
