'admission information' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing relevant details or requirements for entering an academic institution or other organization. For example, "Please check the school's website for admission information before applying."
Tomorrow at two locations: the American Indian Community House, 404 Lafayette Street, eighth floor, from noon to 6 p.m.; admission, $10 in advance, $15 at the door; information: (212) 598-0100, extension 216; and the Hospital for Joint Diseases, 301 East 17th Street, from 11 a.m., to 4 p.m.; free admission; information: (212) 598-6030.
The system tracks admission information and follow-up consults.
Admission information was collated from the Intensive Care National Audit and Research Database.
On admission, information on the symptoms and duration of TIA were obtained and the stroke fellows determined the ABCD2 score of each patient [2].
To describe the paper-based and electronic formats of resident admission forms used in several aged care facilities in Australia and to compare the extent to which resident admission information was documented in paper-based and the electronic health records.
Common reasons for DQs were missing information, particularly the Charlson Index, antimicrobial use, estimated day of onset of FP before ICU admission, information about circumstances of GCS assessment and outcome data.
Philip Bloor, admissions information process manager at Sheffield Hallam University, advises thinking about what attracted you to your first choice of institution, and seeing how the alternatives measure up.
According to both universities, Princeton's admissions director gained access to confidential admissions information on a Yale Web site by submitting the birth dates and Social Security numbers of several applicants.
It used to be that representatives from the Ivy League universities gathered once a year, along with officials from 15 other institutions in the Northeast, to share the admissions information of more than 10,000 students.
Moreover, whereas other professional degree programs display their placement statistics prominently in their admissions information, I have yet to see anything similar for Ph.D. programs.
We conclude that the medical records can be a good source for pre-admission functional status measure but on-admission information was not documented accurately.
