The phrase "admission also" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you want to indicate that admission is included in addition to something else, but it requires more context to be meaningful.
Example: "The event requires an admission fee; admission also includes a complimentary meal."
Alternatives: "entry also" or "access also".
Museum admission also required: $18.50 $16.500 for 65+; $13 for ages 6 to 17; free for 5 and under.
His admission also came as prosecutors announced investigations against Morsi on charges of spying, inciting violence, and damaging the economy.
Not to mention the plunge in Verizon shares that greeted that announcement, as well as the company's admission, also made Tuesday, that it would not meet earnings expectations.
She's small, serious and, as the eldest of three children in an immigrant family just this side of survival, she is, by her own admission, also a worrywart.
But, as the Washington Post editorial board pointed out, Clinton's admission also indicated "a level of self-awareness unimaginable in her opponent".
On 23 May the eagerly awaited Great North Museum: Hancock and the Hatton Gallery (admission also free) will be opening on the other side of the Tyne.
Admission also includes entry to the adjoining Museo Correr (00 39 041 240 5211; visitmuve.it), which tells the history of the city through fine art and ancient artefacts.
Summer visitors to London should put it on their itinerary, especially as the £6 admission also gets you into this gallery's small-but-exquisite collection of artistic masterpieces, which includes Manet's highly relevant A Bar at the Folies-Bergere.
The admission also makes Rodriguez, who joined the Yankees in 2004 and has 553 career home runs, the most prominent baseball player to admit that he has knowingly used illegal substances.
He mentioned the film programs, noting that most out-of-town visitors don't realize their admission also gets them into two movies in the museum (just present your admission ticket at the film desk).
Admission also depends on the ability of the existing 15 members to agree to new rules of procedure that will prevent the complicated and often bureaucratic operation of the Union from grinding to a complete halt when new nations join.
