The phrase "admission taking" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to the process of accepting or receiving admissions, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The admission taking process for the university has been streamlined this year."
Alternatives: "admission process" or "acceptance procedure".
The local government started charging admission, taking half the gate receipts.
The makers of the 1999 shocker The Blair Witch Project were – by their own admission – taking notes.
But by Compaq's own admission, taking Digital Equipment's performance out of that equation actually leaves the operating figure down 3.7%.
The APACHE II requires collection of data regarding numerous variables over a period of time (during the first 24 hours of ICU admission) taking into account the most abnormal values, relies on laboratory data that may be not uniformly collected, and its use is limited by significant inter- and intraobserver variability [42].
Reviewers estimated life expectancy on admission taking into account admitting diagnosis, functional state and degree of urgency of the admission.
In addition, systems must be in place for rapid modification and communication of the criteria for referral and admission, taking into account the severity of the pandemic and availability of healthcare resources.
Holliday has a solid reputation in the game, and his admission took some of the edge off the issue.
As the article correctly noted, "The Call" sold about $8.7 million in tickets and ranked fourth and "Admission" took in about $6.4 million.
But his Congress-led government has, by its own admission, taken the slow road on structural reforms, even as it has enjoyed an average 9percentt growth during its tenure.
Network admission took on renewed urgency with the introduction of bring-your-own-device.
The museum, it seems, is modest by design, charting the slow and deliberate rise of a company which, by Angle's own admission took a dozen years to really find its footing.
