"show attendance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate the action of displaying or recording attendance. For example, "At the start of every class, the instructor will call for students to show attendance."
Gun show attendance overflowed.
He added promotional expenses such as trade show attendance.
A 1997 study projected that trade show attendance would hit 140 million by 2000.
It didn't affect Priest one iota: the record sales didn't plunge, the show attendance didn't plunge.
Since then, they say, Javits has moved their dates around to accommodate trade shows, and boat show attendance plummeted to 30,000 from 100,000.
At the January 2008 Macworld, the last year Mr. Jobs delivered a keynote address at the show, attendance was about 48,000.
I was 100 times more sober than I have been at any show in the last year, but I nevertheless felt more drugged than I had been even at my stoniest show attendances.
The Internet overvalues newness, and live-show attendance follows suit.
MUSEUM-KEEPERS and tour operators will already have pored over the invaluable yearly ranking of worldwide art-show attendance to be found in the March issue of The Art Newspaper.
By 1998, there will be 23.In this section Persons at arms It's a crush Football and the reluctant voter Freedom, guns and women Our turn now Kicking the young and the poor Reprints Related topics Las Vegas Orlando, Florida ChicagoYet according to a report by Chicago's Roosevelt University, convention space is growing nearly five times as fast as trade-show attendance.
The totals for the meet, which began in mid-May, showed attendance at 468,618, on-track handle at $106 million and total handle from other tracks tied in by simulcasting, down to $581 million.
