'remote participation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone participating in an event or gathering without being physically present. For example, "Due to the pandemic, we had to switch to remote participation for our annual meeting."
As part of preparation for the operation phase, developments are also underway to prepare for remote participation, and to incorporate the participation of participating laboratories worldwide in supply and operation of plasma heating and current drive systems, diagnostics and test blanket modules.
The ITER facility, being built as an international collaboration, will be used by the multiple participating countries, both via their representatives on site and via remote participation.
The program also offers supplements to hire personnel to cover research duties when a recipient is on family leave, and promotes the idea of remote participation in proposal reviews so that travel-restricted researchers can more fully participate in professional life.
Our demonstrator shows that remote participation is feasible.
This requires tools for Remote Participation and in particular for Teleconferencing in the widest sense.
The only problem was the whole festoon remote participation idea didn't work out at all.
It is allowing mobile and external users to access to resources that are internal to organizations, contributing to remote participations in results of experiments and inter-institutional resource collaboration.
This parallel data transfer allowed the data to be available to US participants between pulses making remote experimental participation highly effective.
The natural progression of this research is to examine how to move from remote scientific participation to remote hardware control.
To evaluate feasibility and impact of telemedicine for remote parent participation in pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) rounds when parents are unable to be present at their child's bedside.
The secondary outcome, remote outreach participation, was defined as a subset of outreach, where services were provided in at least one remote location.
