The phrase "admission restriction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to policies or rules that limit or control who can enter a place or participate in an event.
Example: "The museum has implemented an admission restriction to ensure the safety of all visitors during peak hours."
Alternatives: "entry limitation" or "access restriction".
It may be that the use of admission and restriction guidelines may help to strengthen the willingness of health-care providers to intervene.
However, this is a complicated issue, as reflected by a 2008 survey showing that the majority of US academic medical ICUs do not use ICU admission and restriction guidelines as suggested by the Society of Critical Care Medicine and the American Thoracic Society [ 37].
Follow-up MRI performed 41.4 ± 8.2 days after admission revealed restriction of the lesion to the innermost part of the vastus medialis, which showed a heterogeneous high signal in STIR images (higher than that of normal muscle), in T1-weighted images, and heterogeneous enhancement in contrast-enhanced fat-suppressed T1-weighted images.
Eight states, in addition to Texas and Louisiana, have introduced similar admission-privilege restrictions.
Local lawyers passed a resolution barring from membership anyone who had "followed any other profession while preparing for admission"., a restriction likely aimed at Stevens.
A commission spokeswoman said conditions could be imposed on the hospital if standards were not met, such as reducing admission times or restrictions on certain services.
Control-patients had no 'code blue', ICU admission or care restrictions.
Conclusion: Pregnancies complicated by severe preterm preeclampsia and the presence of intrauterine growth restriction at admission may not benefit from expectant management beyond the 48 hours needed for betamethasone to act.
It was a key event for the popularity of all-ages shows where alcohol was not for sale, and thus no age restriction for admission.
