The phrase "additional admission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra or supplementary entry or acceptance into a program, event, or organization.
Example: "The committee decided to grant additional admission to applicants who demonstrated exceptional qualifications."
Alternatives: "extra entry" or "supplementary acceptance".
Earlier festivals featured orchestras, but usually on a separate night with additional admission charges.
Additional admission required: $3 for adults (17 and over); $2.50 for those over 62; $2 for ages 6 to 16; under 6, free.
The Art Institute of Chicago, 111 South Michigan Avenue, (312) 443-3600, www.artic.edu, is open daily; general admission, $10; no additional admission for the exhibition.
It takes place in sequestered pools, often requires an additional admission, and men always pay more than women (as much as $50 a day, and with day beds or cabanas, costs can easily reach $1,000 for an afternoon).
Most museums charge additional admission fees for special exhibitions; the Museum of Modern Art, for instance, is charging $20 a ticket, which includes museum admission, for "Matisse Picasso," which opens at its temporary space in Queens next month.
At the hospital wards were screened for older people living in the chosen municipality and whether or not they had an additional admission in the last year.
Additional admissions will be $5 each.
Additional admissions apply for some events.
For an acute hospital like ours, this might mean 15-25 admissions admissions per week – which, with average stays for older people of more than 10 days, could mean the need for an additional ward.
But it has now decided not to recognise any additional admissions to its BA (Hons) Business Administration and MBA courses at the college until concerns have been fully investigated.
In Fort Lauderdale, only one area was beefed up -- the hiring of additional admissions staff.
