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Discover Ludwig"track attendance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the act of keeping a record of who has attended an event or appointment. For example: "We need to track attendance at our weekly team meetings."
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Library officials do not track attendance by visitors' ages.
But in recent years, the recession hurt track attendance and spending.
All students would be issued swipe ID cards to help track attendance and improve security.
Writer wonders if all this will cut down on track attendance as it does in England.
Kindly REGISTER here for the plenary talks, break-out sessions, and closing lecture so we can track attendance.
But will the attention push ratings and track attendance higher or will the absence of Earnhardt eventually turn fans and viewers off?
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Annual on-track attendance at the New York tracks has largely remained the same since 1997.
"While our on-track attendance and handle have not gone up tremendously," Mr. Galterio said, "interest in the Yonkers Raceway product has doubled.
Still, the track set records for on-track handle ($116.3 million), total handle ($118.7 million) and on-track attendance (978,321).
Another factor dismissed too lightly in the article is the paralleling of the diminishment of on-track attendance exclusively as a result of the development of OTB.
Total betting has risen by 130 percent, and on-track attendance, a number that routinely declines every year at the vast majority of racetracks, is up by 19 percent.
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