The phrase "attended divided" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The meeting was attended divided, leading to confusion among the participants."
Alternatives: "attended separately" or "attended in parts".
The mean participation rate (the number of attended sessions divided by the number of sessions offered during the intervention period) of IG subjects were 65% among men and 63% among women in group exercises, 27% and 38% in lectures and 23%and29%9% in psychosocial group activities, respectively.
Scutage, collected from mesne (intermediate) tenants who had not attended a campaign, was divided between the king and those tenants in chief who had served in person.
Selective orientation toward one side mostly yields activity and connectivity modulations in the hemisphere contralateral to the attended side while in divided attention activity is mostly bilateral.
Top economists attending the symposium were divided about what the Fed should do next.
It was a point of view he espoused as late as last week, when he attended the opening of "Dividing the Estate," Horton Foote's new play at the Booth Theater, produced by Lincoln Center Theater, which is also responsible for the hit revival of "South Pacific".
This system has mostly included set times for attending class, compartmentalized instruction divided into subjects that reflect a rigid approach to knowledge, and, especially in the upper grades, little if any class discussion.
If you were a child living in Bosnia and Herzegovina today you may have to attend a school physically divided along ethnic lines, regardless of your choice of friends or way of thinking.
The school size was defined as the total number of children attending the school and divided in less than 500 students, 500 to 1000 students and over 1000 students.
