The phrase "admission agree" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The admission agree process was confusing for many applicants."
Alternatives: "agreement on admission" or "consent to admission".
The exact date of admission agreed in over 80% of 6851 patients with acute myocardial infarction recorded in both hospital care and disease registry sources (see supplementary figure 4), but the date recorded in primary care was the same as the disease registry admission date or hospital admission date for only 50% of patients (n=15 753).
Our admission criteria agreed acceptably with overall observed admission decisions for patients presenting to EDs with pneumonia, but may safely reduce hospital admission rates and increase recognition of patients at risk for outpatient failure compared to CURB-65 ≥ 2 or A-DROP ≥ 2.
Mr. Papapetrou said Cyprus, which is not a member of the European Union but is seeking admission, had agreed to keep the Palestinians only for "a short stay".
The post includes a photo of Bush accompanied by his admission that agreeing to raise taxes during a 1990 budget deal was a mistake.
At the association, Martin A. Wilder Jr., vice president for admissions issues, agreed that the early-admissions process had "in some cases gotten distorted by the frenzy of the day" but added that the number of students playing this high-stakes game was relatively small.
In the case of a museum or tour, in which the property is in fact private and you are paying for admission, you must agree to their silly rules, though I expect such rules will soon be dropped as they are recognized as pointless and ineffective.
Our analyses establish that consent for testing is correlated with the likelihood of HIV infection (assessed in terms of the diagnosis at admission): patients who agree to testing with or without post-test counseling (consent levels A and B) are less likely to be infected than those who refuse an HIV test (consent level C).
Home-school advocates and admissions officers agreed that for the most part, colleges today are open to home-schoolers.
Ideally that would mean no school controls its own admissions, locally agreed criteria and local authorities administering the process for all schools.
This time, the Rampton admissions panel agreed that he had a personality disorder, noted that he had expressed motivation to be treated, acknowledged that he had been treated effectively at Woodhill but concluded that it would be "not appropriate" to give him a bed in the new unit.
