The phrase "attending out" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when you would use it, as it does not convey a standard expression or idea.
Example: "I will be attending out of town for the conference." (This is an incorrect usage.)
Alternatives: "going out" or "attending elsewhere."
Spend all of your money attending out-of-town weddings instead.
Encouraging those determined to learn by attending out-of-hours unconferences, and paying for themselves to do so, are the kind of people who will be the innovators of the future, the ones equipped to lead through digital times, driven only by the need to deliver better, more efficient services.
Indeed, besides kindergarten that has been almost universalized (i.e., in 2015 the schooling rate was 96.3%) (Unesco 2016), children's chances of attending out-of-home ECE is associated with their socio-economic background.
Consecutive smear positive pulmonary tuberculosis patients attending out-patient chest clinics in three cities were invited to join the study.
Control samples were recruited from 113 patients who were attending out-patient clinics for chronic liver disease in the same institution.
We invited people with SMI and non-psychotic mental illness attending out-patient, care plan, and psychology clinics between January and June 2007 to participate in the study.
Women aged either ≥20 years attending out-patient health services for routine cervical screening or ≥16 years attending post-natal check-ups were enrolled.
In Tyrol, the Cancer Registry Tyrol CRTT) prospectively collects all incident cancer cases since year of diagnosis 1988 and the Diabetes Registry Tyrol (DRT) registers diabetes mellitus patients attending out-patient departments in Tyrol since 2005.
A total of 665 responses were obtained from patients with serious mental illness attending out-patient clinics in Western developed countries (Germany, UK and Australia; n = 518) and Palestine (n = 147).
