The phrase "attending today" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you might write: "We are grateful to those attending today's meeting."
"The impression you get from people attending today is that we've done nothing," he said.
Mr. Kelsey said the imbroglio would be a popular topic at this year's convention of Northeastern campground owners, which he was attending today in Stockbridge, Mass.
3.51pm GMT Former president Bill Clinton – the husband of Hillary Clinton – is taking his seat in front of the Capitol. he and Jimmy Carter are the only former presidents attending today.
"I think there are some royal colleges that will be attending today, such as the Royal College of Physicians, that should say they do not support meetings being organised by the prime minister in which sections of the health service are excluded".
Police attending today's hearing had no comment.
This picture was presented by Elizabeth Churchill, Principal Research Scientist at Yahoo at a meeting I am attending today.
He's been attending since 1961.
I have also decided against attending this year's San Diego Comicon.
Many Anangu attending this year have reflected on that day three decades ago.
He's attending this year, alongside Governor Mitch Daniels of Indiana.
However, the European Central Bank president Mario Draghi is not attending this year.
