'service participation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to taking part in a certain service or activity. For example, "John has consistently demonstrated commitment to service participation and community outreach."
On average, he said, athletes have higher grade point averages, higher retention rates and greater community service participation than students who do not participate in sports.
The last licence fee final negotiations were hair-raisingly negotiated with virtually no civil service participation – and now the department has lost half its staff.
Positive outcomes included whether all clinical goals were met and negative outcomes included transfers, outplacement, recurring allegations and service participation within 16 months of the case open date.
The prime minister was on Thursday forced to publish the text of a direction to the Investigatory Powers Commissioner's Office, the spying watchdog, on governing "security service participation in criminality".
There has been an increase in cremation, a shift from mourning to celebrating life, more remote service participation via video or the Internet, and a tendency to unbundle services (such as casket viewing and burial) with separate pricing of components.
National service participants in the sample could have served any time between 1996 and 2001, which means the survey instrument would have been implemented between 12 and 7 years after service participation.
Mr. Goldstein and Mr. Tolva are about high-tech architecture, behavior trends and aggressively courting technology entrepreneurs to look on Chicago as a fertile testing ground; Mr. Hauswirth is about conversations to improve services, participation and engagement with City Hall.
Using data from the Survey of Income and Program Participation from 1996 through 2000, Osili and Paulson (2008) find a financial services' participation gap between immigrants and natives.
What we should do is determine which schools show the most progress with specific groups of students in such areas as attendance, test scores, safety, community-service participation and, where appropriate, graduation rates and college readiness.
Some of the states lacked the necessary clout to secure servicer participation, thus limiting the program's ability to reach needy homeowners, concluded the report.
This paper describes satisfaction with services, participation and wellbeing in the three groups of young people with LTCs.
