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The phrase "additionally admitted to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone being accepted into a program, institution, or group, in addition to a previous admission.
Example: "She was additionally admitted to the honors program after her outstanding performance in the entrance exams."
Alternatives: "also accepted into" or "further admitted to".
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The Duggar parents additionally admitted to keeping the matter from police.
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Additionally, McGwire admitted to taking a then-legal steroid precursor during his home run chase of 1998.
Additionally, when the patient is admitted to the ICU, the critical care team assumes primary care.
Additionally, 968 severely malnourished children were admitted to feeding programmes.
Additionally, in 2005/6, 16,885 patients were admitted to hospital diagnosed with problems relating to the rotator cuff [ 9].
Additionally, patients were included if they were admitted to the ICU from the ED.
37 Additionally, almost 25% of youth athletes have admitted to misuse of their prescribed medication (pain, stimulant, sleep, antianxiety), 38 and 13 68% have admitted to anabolic androgenic steroid abuse in the sport context.
Additionally, approximately 9 to 31% of hospitalized patients were admitted to an ICU, where 14 to 46% of patients died [ 2- 5].
Additionally, these data demonstrate that 50.3 % of trauma patients admitted to the ICU receive mechanical ventilation, while up to 9.3%% of trauma patients admitted to other hospital areas also require mechanical ventilation.
Additionally, patients who reported any disability, were more likely to be admitted to the ICU and had longer hospital length of stay (LOS) compared to non-disabled patients.
Additionally, we measured daily plasma gelsolin levels in critically ill patients admitted to a surgical ICU with severe sepsis and without sepsis.
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