The phrase "attended later" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone participated in an event or meeting at a subsequent time after it had started or after another event.
Example: "I arrived at the conference late, but I attended later to catch the important sessions."
Alternatives: "joined later" or "participated later".
Something like this appeared to have occurred at a league match I attended, later that week, between Lokomotiv Moscow and F.C. Rostov.
Tells about the banquet Ludwig attended later that night, during which he got into an argument with the commanding general, and ended up by playing the piano for the Russians until he was exhausted.
I ended up drinking a beer at an event I attended later in the night to get the taste of mealy tomato out of my mouth, going to bed semi-hungry — which makes sense, since I did not ingest nearly as many calories as is normal or recommended.
When we met Thursday afternoon, his phone was blowing up: first a police administrative aide doing roll call and then his buddy, both checking to see if he would take overtime to work the protests in Crown Heights I attended later that day.
The outcome variable was late antenatal booking, defined as where the booking appointment was attended later than 12 weeks (+6 days) gestation.
Within the surveillance arm, 51 (2.4%) of women failed to attend for the first surveillance cytology, while 178 (8.2%) attended later than six months after it was due.
An additional 20,000 or so Russians were expected to attend later in the month.
But the real reason for the visit was the House race, and the two fundraisers Mr. Obama was to attend later in the evening.
Many world leaders and environmental advocates had been urging the president to attend later in the conference as a symbol of his commitment to a successful outcome.
It was 1 20 p.m. Maybe Ms. Lopez had a film premiere to attend later that evening and didn't, you know, want to muss her hair by changing twice.
You may attend but you must not attend now, you must attend later, a day or a week or an hour, you are making me ill…." I nonevaluated these remarks as Korzybski instructed.
