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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attended part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to having been present at a portion of an event, meeting, or activity.
Example: "I attended part of the conference but had to leave early for another commitment."
Alternatives: "was present for part of" or "participated in part of".
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President Bush attended part of the meeting yesterday.
Professor William B. Watson, housemaster at Baker House where Raustein lived, attended part of the trial.
"There was considerable opposition" said Hakeem Jeffries, an assemblyman from Brooklyn who attended part of the meeting.
The Hall of Fame basketball guard Clyde Drexler attended part of practice, watching with other V.I.P. guests.
But Don Campbell, a resident who attended part of the meeting, said it turned into a broader discussion of the town's hopes for the campus.
Mr. Roeder, 51 and a regular protester at clinics near his home in Kansas City, Mo., had attended part of that trial.
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Mr. Ismoil's parents and two of his younger siblings attended parts of the trial and were on hand for the verdict.
Friends and family members who attended parts of the trial complained of selective prosecution of Muslims.
Christie attended parts of the NGA conference here on Saturday, including a closed-door lunch for governors and an RGA reception Saturday night, where he addressed the crowd.
However, it is also possible that all attended parts of the scene have above-average local symmetry, and the sequence is based on the strength of the feature.
The scouts will also attend part of the Giants' training camp to get a fresh look at the team's players.
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