The phrase "avoid attendance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or action of not participating in an event or gathering.
Example: "Due to the ongoing pandemic, many people chose to avoid attendance at large gatherings."
Alternatives: "skip the event" or "not attend".
The aim was to avoid diluting attendance at the festival, held at the 255-seat Ailey Citigroup Theater in the Clinton neighborhood, with tickets going for $20 apiece.
Follow-up study visits occur at a community-based research site rather than in the same building as the clinic in order for the study to avoid influencing attendance at clinic visits.
Epilepsy is common with a prevalence of around 0.5% and a lifetime incidence of 3 5%. 1 Appropriate drugs, either singly or in combination, can prevent seizures in most people with epilepsy, 2 3 while for those with treatment refractory epilepsy, strategies can be put in place to better manage seizures in the community to avoid hospital attendance.
There was widespread recognition that referral to CCNTs had potential to avoid unnecessary attendances at ED and even hospitalisations, and there was willingness among GPs to refer acutely ill children to CCNT care.
While eventually doubting parts of his faith, Darwin continued to help in church affairs, even while avoiding church attendance.
This represents a missed opportunity to improve seizure control and thereby, avoid acute hospital attendance and admission.
> Thus far we have merely stated the results of the analysis in terms of saved admissions, bed-days or avoided A&E attendances and not how the calculations of financial estimates were made.
There is a need for longitudinal research to identify how normative and clinical integration can be expedited so that CCNTs can contribute effectively to avoid inappropriate ED attendances and emergency admissions and/or facilitate early discharge.
