"early attendance" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to someone's arrival or presence at an event, meeting, or class before the scheduled time. Here is an example: "Thank you for your early attendance at today's conference. We appreciate your prompt arrival and hope you enjoy the presentations throughout the day."
The Rev Mr Cotton was in early attendance to administer all the consolation in his power to them.
Though early attendance was sparse, Mr. May said he expected many more evacuees to arrive on Thursday night.
At 5 30 P.M. Friday, Lionsgate's distribution department sent an e-mail estimating that, based on strong early attendance in the East, "W".
Early attendance figures show the league is not merely for couch potatoes; from April through the third week of June the team averaged 5,600 attendance, a spokesman said.
Mr. Gibson's film, "The Passion of the Christ," which early attendance figures suggest may become a worldwide success, reinvents the Passion in a late medieval mode, exhibiting a lusty fascination with flagellation, a fetishist's attentiveness to whips and welts, a panting anger at grotesquely caricatured villains.
Led by a disappointing opening week for New York's two new stadiums, Major League Baseball is seeing a rough economy trip up early attendance.
Early attendances have been impressive, while many of the first seven group games have been close contests.
Early attendances varied from 5,000 to 8,000, though, on Boxing Day 1921, 11,137 supporters came to see Tranmere take on Bolton Wanderers Reserves.
In addition, having parents with a higher education, families with two working parents and families providing a less favourable HLE lead to earlier attendance (1 vs. 4 years of ECEC attendance, p < 0.05).
Promotion of earlier attendance at antenatal care is a simple prevention strategy which should be advocated.
Surprisingly, perceived poor attitudes of health workers were associated with two weeks earlier attendance, although the effect was only marginally significant (p = 0.082).
