The phrase "attended by a number of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or situation that has several people present or involved.
Example: "The conference was attended by a number of industry experts who shared their insights."
Alternatives: "accompanied by several" or "joined by a variety of".
"The victim was at the party at his partner's house, which was also attended by a number of youngsters when the incident occurred.
Friday's service was attended by a number of Sunni political officials, many of whom brought their own guards, a normal practice in Iraq.
The setting is the January 2007 CPR Annual Meeting in New York City, attended by a number of experienced attorneys, mediators, and judges.
It was attended by a number of union general secretaries and at one point Roger was in a small group that included Jane Fonda, which stood chatting together for some time.
The event was attended by a number of authors whose works were featured, including Toibin, Helen Fielding, Jeanette Winterson, Frederick Forsyth, Ben Okri, Margaret Drabble, Andrea Levy, David Lodge, John Banville, Justin Cartwright and Wendy Cope.
The event yesterday was attended by a number of prominent politicians from Manhattan and the Bronx, including the Bronx borough president, Adolfo Carriõn Jr., and his predecessor, Fernando Ferrer.
His funeral, held graveside at the New Montefiore Jewish Cemetery in West Babylon, N.Y., was attended by a small number of mourners, most of them elderly fellow survivors or children of survivors.
CHC clinics were chosen because they are attended by a large number of people from all walks of life and all ages.
Supporting Afro-descendant populations The workshop – attended by a large number of intellectuals, academics and leaders of African descent from North America, Latin America and the Caribbean – was sponsored by the Juan Marinello Cuban Institute for Cultural Research and the Ministry of Culture of Cuba.
The official ceremony was attended by a large number of dignitaries including, the Minister of Education Mr. Abdi Ibrahim Absieh, the Representative to the Ambassador of the United States of America in Djibouti and the USAID Representative.
The waiting area of the CHC clinics was chosen as the study setting because it is attended by a large number of people from all walks of life daily and hence caters to patients from almost all socioeconomic classes.
