The phrase "attending consultations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of participating in meetings or discussions, often in a professional or medical context.
Example: "She is attending consultations with various experts to gather insights for her research."
Alternatives: "participating in consultations" or "joining consultations".
Mrs Brennan is one of three core members who take care of the day-to-day administration of the campaign while also attending consultations, protesting at HS2 events and organising fundraisers.
For most of the last 15 years of his life he lived as a boarder or visitor among friends in or about London, attending consultations and committees on practical questions, preaching at meetings for worship, and engaging in a wide correspondence with individual Friends or with congregations to whom he was known.
On average, 30 patients were attending consultations on each occasion.
Patients attending consultations may feel uncertain about getting an opportunity to express their concerns.
Patients attending consultations with a medical student present completed questionnaires either before the consultation (WR group) or immediately after consultation (AC group).
21 Provision of timely care within a primary care setting has many challenges, for example due to patients having difficulty in attending consultations during regular general practice hours.
Study population: 898 pregnant women over the age of 17 years attending consultation to a midwife during the first trimester of pregnancy in the participating primary care centres.
All the pregnant women over the age of 17 years attending consultation to a midwife during the first trimester of gestation in the different participating PCC during the study period (2007-2010).
He said witnesses attended consultations with Dr. Hall sometimes.
The service allows them to find a provider, attend consultations online using Pacifica's platform and complete exercises as part of their treatment.
This finding highlights the importance of companions being encouraged to attend consultations in which difficult decisions are made.
