The phrase "attended with the exception of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something was present, except for a specific individual or group that was not included.
Example: "The meeting was well-attended with the exception of a few key members who were unable to make it."
Alternatives: "attended except for" or "present with the exclusion of".
The congress was considered a success by most who attended, with the notable exception of De Ambris.
After attending temple for years, he said he "suddenly realized" that the gesture alone was superficial and stopped attending services, with the exception of funerals.
"I was concerned that if I were to explicitly disavow any religiosity, it could get distorted into an effort to distance myself from being Jewish -- and I thought that was wrong, given that there is anti-Jewish prejudice". After attending temple for years, he said he "suddenly realized" that the gesture alone was superficial and stopped attending services, with the exception of funerals.
George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer and MP for Tatton in his spare time, has the most northern constituency of anyone attending cabinet — with the exception of David Mundell, who, as the Conservatives' only representative in Scotland, was a shoo-in for Scottish secretary.
The majority of players asked Wednesday about a possible visit said they would attend, with the notable exception of forward Devante Smith-Pelly, who reiterated that he would not go.
Three to eight participants attended each group, with the exception of the float pool group, which was attended by 22 staff.
A local course provider attended each workshop with the exception of one, and was available at the end to give course and enrolment information.
According to the latest European Social Survey conducted in 2008 and 2009, over 60% of Czechs say they never attend religious services, with the exception of "special occasions" such as marriages and christenings.
Demographics and baseline clinical measures were similar for those who did or did not attend for follow-up, with the exception of lower weight and smaller waist circumference in non-attenders.
Belevitch stopped attending conferences in the mid-1970s withethexceptionof of the IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems in Montreal in 1984 in order to receive the IEEE Centennial Medal.
