The phrase "attending well" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing someone's ability to participate or engage effectively, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "Despite the challenges, she is attending well in her therapy sessions."
Alternatives: "participating effectively" or "engaging positively".
Middle-class American children attending well-financed schools outscore nearly all other countries.
I just want to stimulate new thinking, being heartily sick of attending well-meaning meetings full of 70s and 80s terminology.
This study is based on a Norwegian longitudinal sample of 1555 infants and their parents attending well-baby clinics for regular health check-ups.
The percentage of beneficiary children under three attending well-child visits increased by 16.3 percentage points (p <0.05) after one year, with decline in impact after two years as attendance rose within the control group.
Younger and less educated parents or caregivers fit in the first category, and the second includes children attending well-child visits, with no prior history of respiratory disease themselves or their parents.
For this cross-sectional survey, we recruited children 5-18 years of age who were attending well-child appointments at an academic children's hospital-based primary care clinic in Boston, MA (n = 72), and children attending a specialty obesity clinic located in the same clinical area (n = 4).
"They are highly motivated, attend well and behave well," says Tom McDonald, the head teacher.
As to which college the quads would ultimately like to attend, well, they aren't too picky.
He can come again another year, and if he can't be bothered to attend, well, I think that makes a difference, quite honestly.
On the other hand, the private speech produced by less proficient reasoners designated that they did not attend well to the several dimensions of the tasks.
