The phrase "attendees at risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing individuals who are present at an event or gathering and may be exposed to potential dangers or hazards.
Example: "The event organizers must ensure the safety of all attendees at risk during the emergency situation."
Alternatives: "participants in danger" or "guests in jeopardy".
But they said oh that was fine.' (Attendee 5, female, 57 years, low risk score) Some participants were expecting to be tested for diabetes - perhaps because it was not clear to attendees that only attendees considered to be at risk of developing diabetes would receive a test: 'Yeah cholesterol, yeah.
As people at highest CVD risk tended to be selected first in Tower Hamlets, and City and Hackney, there were relatively more attendees at high CVD risk in earlier years.
Investor Ron Conway and Laurene Powell Jobs of the Emerson Collective offered a heartfelt plea to attendees to get involved to help DACA recipients at risk of losing their legal status in the United States.
"Studies on efficacy in affected countries and more so in at-risk populations should not have a placebo or active control arm as this cannot be defended ethically," says Annick Antierens, a meeting attendee who oversees experimental Ebola products for MSF.
But she added that Big Red football parties had a reputation for being wildly drunk, some attendees probably took drugs, and girls could easily find themselves at risk.
To determine the prevalence of anorectal Chlamydia trachomatis serovars in a group of men who have sex with men (MSM) with high risk sexual behaviour, attendees at a sexually transmitted infection (STI) unit from a region in Northwest Spain.
Addressing attendees, Hanson reiterated comments from her factually-incorrect maiden speech when she said that Australia was at risk of being "swamped by Muslims".
Given patients' reliance on GPs to provide preventive health advice [ 14], this is likely to mean that many attendees to general practice may believe that their current alcohol consumption does not place their health at risk.
To compare the rates of pandemic and seasonal influenza infection in childcare attendees, the number of sessions a child attended while susceptible were summed, and cases per child-sessions at risk and exact Poisson confidence intervals were calculated.
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