"performance attendance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of attending a performance, such as a concert or play. For example, "The theater was packed with enthusiastic performance attendance."
Some have gone on to other work, he said, but others have fallen short of performance, attendance and punctuality standards.
In a randomised trial in more than 200 New York City public schools, he found "no evidence that teacher incentives increase student performance, attendance or graduation".
Mr. Levy has also been overhauling the Board of Education's system for collecting data -- a change that does appear significant, if unsexy -- so that administrators can better discern trends in student and teacher performance, attendance, school spending and other areas, then use that information to chart a course of improvement.
Schools are graded on GCSE results, subject performance, attendance and pupils from poorer backgrounds.
Refer to your notes and detail specific problems, including job performance, attendance, chronic lateness or long lunches that become afternoons away from the office.
Therefore, in addition to medical consequences in daily life (treatment, rehabilitation, etc)., some voice disorders have also severe consequences regarding professional (job performance, attendance, occupation changes) and economical aspects but also far from being negligible, regarding social activities, and interaction with others [2 4].
Our study, due out next month, covers 273 subsidised and commercial auditoriums and shows that new work constitutes the majority of productions, performances, attendances and income.
Changes in school performance and attendance.
Classroom performance and attendance rates are the other two factors.
National studies have shown a definite correlation between enjoyable as well as nutritious meals and school performance and attendance.
Promotion depends not only on test scores, but on year-round classroom performance and attendance as well.
