The phrase "attendees recorded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of noting or documenting the presence of attendees at an event or meeting.
Example: "The minutes of the meeting included a list of attendees recorded for future reference."
Alternatives: "participants noted" or "guests logged".
It was a private event, but a rogue attendee recorded his remarks.
Earlier this year, the official app for the RSA Conference leaked more than 100 attendee records.
The API was not rate limited either at all or enough to prevent the mass downloading of attendee records, the blog post said.
By enumerating and cycling through unique badge ID numbers, he was able to download a few hundred Black Hat attendee records from the server.
Friendster hosted an amazing caricature mural of attendees with artists who recorded hundreds of attendees.
David Schweingruber, an associate professor of sociology at Iowa State University, explained to the Des Moines Register how a total of 484 eligible caucus attendees were initially recorded at Ames.
The Mobile influence on our world has reached a tipping point, and it's culminated in this year's Mobile World Congress being the biggest yet - more than 100,000 recorded attendees over the 4 days.
Numbers of attendees were not recorded for all meetings, but where data was recorded, on average, community CLMDR meetings were attended by 10 people (a total of 376 people), health facility CLMDR meetings were attended by 11 people (a total of 356 people), and community feedback meetings were attended by 98 people (a total of 2434 people; table 2).
In these PCTs, the proportion of non-attendees with QRisk2 recorded in 2009/2010 was 87.1% and 87.9%, respectively, and by 2011/2012 this had fallen to 76.1% and 40.7%, respectively.
In Newham in 2009/2010, 21.7% of non-attendees had QRisk2 recorded and this increased to 45.2% in 2011/2012 as some practices in Newham adopted prior stratification in the latter year.
