The phrase "admission being" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of admitting or acknowledging something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The admission being made by the defendant was unexpected."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of" or "recognition of".
That's one of the advantages to college admission being a holistic process rather than a strictly formulaic one.
He has never spoken expansively of the events of 20 years ago, Johnston's most notable admission being that his biggest regret was "letting down" the late Tommy Burns, then Celtic captain.
But the nation has volume on its side: the French industry remains remarkably prolific (227 productions last year, three times that of the UK) - subsidised in part by its own, loyal audiences, with a percentage of every cinema admission being ploughed back into local production (to the tune of 270m Euros in 2007).
Kavalier's resignation letter detailed numerous complaints from GPs, including a booked home visit to an elderly patient which never took place, and a child under two, who later needed hospital admission, being directed by a nurse on the phone at Harmoni West Sussex from the family home in south-west London to north London, many miles away.
For admission in October 2010, Bristol reported an average of 10.2 applications per place with the average A-level score on admission being 478.5.
He then played David Ferrer and, despite slipping badly during the fifth point of the match and aggravating a pre-existing leg injury, requiring over five minutes of treatment and by his own admission being close to forfeiting the match, he recovered to defeat Ferrer in straight sets to advance to his first Grand Slam semifinal since the 2009 US Open without dropping a set.
