The phrase "attendees consisted of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the composition or makeup of a group of people who attended an event or gathering.
Example: "The attendees consisted of industry professionals, students, and local community members."
Alternatives: "the attendees included" or "the attendees were made up of".
Attendees consisted of PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, senior researchers, and the remainder were undergraduates or medical doctors.
Attendees consisted of undergraduate students (18%), PhD Students (43%), postdoctoral researchers (32%) and the remaining delegates did not specify their background.
Our group of attendees consisted of a diverse mix of AFAR readers from across North America and AFAR staffers--all passionate about experiential travel.
Since the meeting was about cell polarity, the attendees consisted of a heterogeneous group of biophysicists, mathematical modellers, biochemists, in vivo researchers, and bioinformatics researchers.
Even if no one in the room -- the attendees consisted mainly of the travel press -- reacted aloud, the horror was evident in the atmosphere and was later confirmed by comments and questions that followed the conference.
The highlight of the talk for one attendee (which consisted of questions along the lines of "Do you like being CEO of Facebook?) was when Gates joked that Allen and Co. had brought together two of the best interviewers and then paused, "Oprah and Charlie Rose".
Sanders also pledged to fight to make every public college and university free and told attendees his table consisted of a group of college students who collectively owned a million dollars in debt.
I managed to snag some face-on time with Google Cardboard, the surprise gift for attendees that consists of a simple folding cardboard harness for your Android device and some concave plastic, but my own unit went missing in the hazy fugue of the I/O press room, leaving me hungry for more than my quick 30-second demo.
The layout of the festival mimicked that of the on-site Masquerade, an almost 30-year-old music venue that's been around much longer than the majority of the neon-clad attendees, and consists of three areas: Heaven, Hell and Purgatory.
Attendees at the conference consisted of 4000 out-of-work realtors.
The participants consisted of consecutive attendees at the unit, who fulfilled the study's inclusion criteria.
