The phrase "admission data from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data that has been collected or recorded during the admission process, often in contexts related to education or healthcare.
Example: "The admission data from last year indicates a significant increase in student enrollment."
Alternatives: "enrollment data from" or "intake data from".
Comparison of 2002 and 2003 admission data from NCRP showed very little variation between years, leading us to conclude that the data were stable enough for short-term extrapolation.
We next examined the trend of state prison admission data from 2000 to 2006 as reported by BJS to yield a year-to-year growth factor that would allow us to extend 2003 data to 2006.
Admission data from psychiatric hospitals are reported.
Observational study of routinely collected hospital admission data from March 2001 to April 2011.
This finding is consistent with hospital admission data from the United Kingdom (15, 16 ).
Incidences were calculated using ICU admission data from participating ICUs covering the study period.
This is the time of year in which The Choice gathers such admissions data from scores of colleges and universities around the country, in an effort to provide some sense of the admissions landscape.
Thomas Espenshade of Princeton reviewed admissions data from 1997 and found that Asian applicants had to outscore African-Americans by 450 points on their S.A.T.'s to have an equal chance of getting into a college.
Ucas admissions data from mid-December show applications from English students at their lowest since 2009.
Opponents of affirmative action are requesting admissions data from institutions of higher learning to make sure the schools are adhering to the policy of using race as one of many factors rather than having it be the determining factor.
The Center for Community Alternatives is releasing a study looking at admissions data from 30 of SUNY's 60 campuses.
