The phrase "admission stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes or phases in which individuals are being accepted or evaluated for entry, such as in educational institutions or organizations.
Example: "During the admission stage, applicants must submit their transcripts and letters of recommendation."
Alternatives: "entry phase" or "acceptance phase".
At that stage, all my three children were at school: the eldest at college, the second in college admission stage and the youngest in lower secondary classes.
Children and parents/guardians were asked to participate in the study at the admission stage, and patients were consecutively enrolled as a prospective cohort.
In our study group, serum CRP levels obtained in the early ED admission stage from patients presenting with pandemic H1N1 influenza A infection were found to serve as a useful gauge for predicting disease course and assisting in patient management.
Furthermore, it may happen that RRT is indicated at an early ICU admission stage, whereas late initiation of renal support is prompted in an advanced phase of multiple organ dysfunction syndrome; the different clinical pictures of these two RRT prescriptions may not be classified simply as 'early' or 'late'late
38 40–42 Despite the prevalence of drug omission errors during care transfer, the patient admission stage was not associated with significantly higher PE rates than during patient stay in this study, with the rewrite and discharge stages associated with significantly lower risks of PEs.
Even before reaching the formal admissions stage, women and minorities faced bias.
This means going into schools and raising aspirations as well as recognising and supporting talent at the admissions stage".
Beyond the admissions stage, there needs to be some test of long-term validity in terms of students' success at medical school.
This could potentially raise the issue of preventing future problems of negative behaviour in practice by screening out likely individuals with low conscientiousness at early stages of the undergraduate curriculum or even at the admissions stage to medical school.
An audit of all the 67 in-patient admissions (Stage 1) between July and October 2009, for ovarian cancer, to the Department of Oncology, Hammersmith Hospital, London, was performed to assess the proportion of in-patient resources utilised for ascitic drainage.
Descriptive statistics will form a mapping process of the journey and admissions stages of the transfer, which will be used in component 3. Evaluations of the safety survey will be used to modify the reporting tool on a monthly basis to ensure it meets the needs of the patients.
