The phrase "admission first" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where prioritizing admission or entry is being discussed, such as in event planning or educational settings.
Example: "For the conference, we will implement an admission first policy to ensure that early registrants have priority access."
Alternatives: "priority admission" or "first come, first served admission".
Admission: $1.50; students and people 65 and older, $1; free admission first Sunday of each month.
There would be two performances at each location, admission first come first served, and free.
If you are not currently a graduate student at Princeton, you have to apply for admission first.
Plenty of exciting and radical work is on-going in graduate classical archaeology right now in the USA – but you have to gain admission first.
Game 5 will also be broadcast on video boards located outside Capital One Arena on G Street and 8th Street NW, as was the case for Games 3 and 4. Admission to the watch party is general admission, first come, first served, according to Monumental, which could create a chaotic scene during the Mystics game.
Singh has steadfastly declined to answer any questions from reporters since late January and has withdrawn from events with back injuries twice this year when his situation has been in the news: at the Phoenix Open, when his admission first was made public, and last week at the Wells Fargo Championship after the tour dismissed his case.
Seating is general admission, first-come, first-served and subject to availability.
CGS/GRE Graduate Enrollment and Degrees (Council of Graduate Schools): Nationwide data on applications for graduate school admission; first-time and total graduate student enrollment; and graduate degrees and certificates conferred.
Section 2 describes the four sources of data used to estimate the effects on college admission, first-grade enrollment, and adult earnings.
Second, blood samples were taken in three occasions, on admission, third and seventh days of admission to the ICU.
And because Brearley starts at kindergarten, and because Grace is a year old, Ms. Bauer said, Mr. Murdoch must go through nursery-school admissions first.
