The phrase "attendees meeting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a meeting involving attendees, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The attendees meeting will take place next week to discuss the project updates."
Alternatives: "meeting of attendees" or "attendees' gathering".
To make a meeting, you log in to their site, and fill out an email-like form consisting of the email addresses for attendees, meeting topic, and possible meeting times.
Long-term survivors of vertically acquired HIV in Africa are at high risk of a previously undescribed small airway disease, with >40% of unselected adolescent clinic attendees meeting criteria for severe hypoxic CLD.
On the Monday afternoon of the meeting, postdoc attendees met for their gathering and what became a marathon session, during which they tried to cover all of the topics on the table.
During the four-day event, attendees meet colleagues and industry experts from around the world and share best practices.
— Julia Ioffe '05 on her experience at the Aspen Security Forum, where she and several other attendees met an inquisitive Uber driver some suspected was a spy.
Closing out the farm visits, attendees met with Paul Arnold at Pleasant Valley Farm on day four, demonstrating a model for continual improvement in diversified vegetable production.
Among the focus areas of the conference, attendees met to discuss recent U.S. performance, brainstorm ideas for encouraging digital innovation, and target new methods to modernize infrastructure, reform taxes, improve regulation, and expand trade opportunities.
Attendees meet once a month for ten months to address high-minded issues through the writings of history's greatest minds.
Over the course of the weekend, attendees meet like-minded people, ship tons of code, learn about new technologies, occasionally nap and build awesome things.
I see this often in my practice and also saw it at a sleep event sponsored by Dr. Mehmet Oz and Arianna Huffington in New York City where attendees met with sleep experts, including myself, to have their sleep assessed.
Following clinical review, 23 of the 38 attendees met the ESSG classification criteria (see Table 2).
