The phrase "attending team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who are present at an event, meeting, or situation, typically in a professional or medical context.
Example: "The attending team at the hospital was responsible for overseeing the patient's care during their stay."
Alternatives: "present team" or "on-site team".
Umenyiora has been attending team meetings, but his practice participation has been limited to bike work.
Not only is he not close to playing, he is not attending team meetings because of headaches and sensitivity to light.
The most senior member of the attending team would usually coordinate the arrest and end resuscitation attempts after a period of time.
Kaltenborn said that even after a year of attending team principal meetings with Peter Sauber, the team founder, who has just handed his job to her, one of the other team principals still thought she was Sauber's interpreter.
For the purpose of this trial, NIV as rescue treatment for extubation failure was discouraged, but remained available at the discretion of the attending team.
By contrast, studies on the use of NIV as rescue treatment for patients without hypercapnia have found discrepant results; thus, we discouraged its use, but allowed it at the discretion of the attending team.
Workshops were interspersed with monthly coaching visits, with the facilitation team attending teams and their wider staff in their facilities to ensure organisation-wide diffusion of LDP teachings.
Last season their average attendance in the SPL was 13,163, making them the second-best attended team in the league, behind Celtic.
The average attendance during league matches was four times higher than the second most attended team in the league.
Salvador and Zubrus posed for photos, signed autographs and attended team meetings.
The 16-member unit includes Reginald Jackson, 17, and David Myers III, 15, who said his parents allowed him out of the house only to attend team practices and events.
