The phrase "a direct admission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a clear and straightforward acknowledgment of a fact or truth, often in a context where someone is confessing or conceding something.
Example: "His statement was a direct admission of his involvement in the incident, leaving no room for doubt."
Alternatives: "a clear acknowledgment" or "an outright confession".
The company skirted around a direct admission that the rebrand is connected with the phonehacking scandal that led to the closure of the News of the World in July 2011.
The Secretary may also authorize a direct admission to such a nursing home for nursing home care for any veteran who has been discharged from a hospital under the direct jurisdiction of the Secretary and who is currently receiving medical services as part of home health services from the Department.
We've opened a direct admission unit for GPs, we've expanded the size of our medical admission unit.
For the remaining cases, a direct admission was decided in 40% of cases and a phone advice was given in 60%.
That's not a denial — nor, admittedly, a direct admission — but the new feature would make a lot of sense for the Facebook-owned company, which claims over one billion active users worldwide.
In particular, patients who are admitted via the emergency department (as opposed to a direct admission by the physician) may be less likely to have their hospice status recorded in the medical record.
To determine the occurrence of intraoperative awareness with recall in cardiac surgery patients undergoing fast-track anesthetic management in a direct-admission postanesthetic care unit.
If every tech startup believes it can be the next Facebook or Twitter or rather, the company that future startups aspire to be, one that fundamentally alters the way that a significant, if privileged, chunk of humanity conducts some everyday aspect of their lives what's a more direct admission of failure than becoming just another Facebook acquisition?
If every tech startup believes it can be the next Facebook or Twitter — or rather, the company that future startups aspire to be, one that fundamentally alters the way that a significant, if privileged, chunk of humanity conducts some everyday aspect of their lives — what's a more direct admission of failure than becoming just another Facebook acquisition?
So far, we've seen most of the evidence around Apple's sapphire display plans come from its partnerships with third-party manufacturers, but this is a fairly direct admission it's working on that kind of tech.
"It is a very direct admission of guilt of their officers". Lawyers representing the deputies--who were all stationed in Lynwood--declined to comment on the settlement, which must be approved by county supervisors.
