The phrase "attended with more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is accompanied by additional elements or factors, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The event was attended with more guests than expected."
Alternatives: "accompanied by more" or "involved with more".
The event included four sessions on seals which were well attended with more than 40 people at each session.
It may be that their evil effects have been exaggerated, and that, though their use is usually attended with more or less danger, it is by no means open to universal condemnation.
The destruction of the common band would be unavoidably attended with more serious consequences than the mere disunion of the parts.
About 3,200 students from other universities in the south-east have said they will attend, with more than 4,500 students signed up from the West Midlands, Yorkshire and Humberside.
PC Jo Hooper, from Cheshire Police, was off duty but decided to travel from Wilmslow to attend with more than 30 of her fellow officers from the force.
"Unfortunately, bank holidays do see an increase in the number of callouts we attend, with more people on the road, meeting up with friends and family and heightened drinking and cooking activities," he said.
He set up practice in Vermont: "If writing for the public is attended with no more profit, I had rather file legal process in my attorney's office, and endeavor to explain unintelligible law to Green Mountain jurors".
A recent screening was sparsely attended, with no more than two dozen people, including squealing children hanging off the jungle gym who supplied almost the only sound of the evening.
The session was well attended, with noticeably more participants from non-governmental partners, which is a positive sign of expanding GSP outreach.
As students we attended schools with more resources, had more experienced teachers, and had more rigorous classes from which to choose.
Ladies Day, which took place on Thursday, was the best attended day, with more than 28,000 people heading to the course.
