"greater attendance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the increase of people attending an event, activity, class, etc. For example, "The new marketing campaign led to a greater attendance at the company's annual conference."
MI did not lead to greater attendance when compared to HE alone and cost more to implement.
But when there is greater attendance at the beach, we do have to modify how we use it".
Can the buzz over the national team be transferred to greater attendance and higher television ratings for Major League Soccer in its seventh season?
The Cubs had moved across town from their smaller ballpark, now known as Wrigley Field, to seek greater attendance at a larger park.
Some said the barely visible police presence meant a greater attendance from people who would have otherwise have been nervous about participating.
Museums are getting larger and larger, and employing more people and there are more and more expenditures and in order to survive, they need greater attendance.
At the hiring initiative, we also partner with New Haven Promise, which was founded in 2011 and gives Yale-funded college scholarships and internship opportunities to New Haven public school students with great attendance, great grades, a record of community service, and a desire to attend college.
"We saw great attendance at our programs.
"If you happened to have a great attendance, that's a perk".
The Class of 1950 turned in record-breaking 55th-reunion attendance with more than 170 participants, while the Class of 1955 had the greatest attendance at Tech Reunions 2005, with more than 340 alumni and guests.
As a fan of not just baseball but hockey (good revenues and great attendance, by the way!), I've long since grown hardened to the bullying implicit in the relativist argument.
