The phrase "attendees access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability or permission for attendees to access certain information, resources, or areas during an event or meeting.
Example: "All attendees access the conference materials through the event app."
Alternatives: "participants access" or "guests access".
Tickets are just $5 each and grant the attendees access to a night of fun, drinking and pitches.
A ticket to Disrupt costs anywhere between $2,000 and $3,000, and grants attendees access to the Hackathon demoes, the full three-day conference as well as each night's party.
A full ticket costs anywhere between €714 and €952, and grants attendees access to the entire conference, from Hackathon demoes to each night's after-party and everything in between.
General admission tickets are still available for Disrupt SF, which will grant attendees access to the three day conference including all the talks, the Startup Battlefield competition, and the after parties.
Church attendees access the building's 1994 wing from the parking lot via concrete walkways and a concrete pedestrian bridge beneath a steel canopy.
An hour into the protest, protesters trampled the temporary fencing that was put up to allow conference attendees access to the building.
A: Only registered attendees have access to see People, Companies, Inbox and Profile screens in the app.
In addition to providing clean water in Rwanda, the Clintons also visited Zanzibar to host a malaria-awareness soccer match, where fans and attendees had access to disease testing.
The organization has provided every attendee with access to a public WiFi network dubbed DLDpublic, and lo and behold, looks like many of them haven't taken any measures to prevent the above-described hijacking from happening.
Attendees will get access to the new service.
The event is run in association with TechCrunch, and all attendees get first access to offers for TechCrunch events later this year.
