The phrase "attended interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of being present at an interview, typically in a job or academic context.
Example: "After I attended the interview, I felt confident about my chances of getting the position."
Alternatives: "participated in an interview" or "was present at an interview."
"Sir Norman voluntarily attended interview, provided a written statement and invited the IPCC to interview witnesses.
The second questionnaire study among claimants (n = 56) assessed their opinion about and satisfaction with the communication during a recently attended interview.
*No in each group at each time point for any measure except sexual function (n=591 for cHRT group (588 at one year) and 580 for placebo group (569 at one year) for women who attended interview).
The participation rates in the two sequential recruitment waves can be viewed in figures 2 and 3. 105/428 (24.5%) eligible participants attended interview in recruitment wave one (figure 2), and 258/428 participants were identified by care coordinators as eligible for re-invitation in wave two.
The headmaster of the Vienna vocational school both girls attended interviewed Samra before she left for Syria.
Of the 29 individuals who were scheduled, 26 attended interviews.
Of the 264 screened participants, 260 were eligible, 226 were scheduled for interviews, and 202 attended interviews.
Of the 252 screened participants, 251 were eligible, 215 were scheduled for interviews, and 188 participants attended interviews.
Of the 109 screened participants, two were ineligible, 101 were scheduled for interviews, and 81 attended interviews in London, UK.
Of the 202 screened participants, 192 were eligible, 136 were scheduled for interviews, and 128 participants attended interviews in San Francisco, US.
The CHAs reported that the recruitment process was quite competitive as on average about seven people attended interviews at each health post.
