The phrase "admission target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to educational institutions, organizations, or programs that set specific goals for the number of admissions they aim to achieve.
Example: "The university has set an ambitious admission target for the upcoming academic year to increase its student diversity."
Alternatives: "enrollment goal" or "admission goal".
He ran an ad on aquarium admission, targeted to women with children, and received a "really good response," he said.
He criticised the government's plans for admission targets for state school pupils as amounting to "social engineering", but defended the need for university fees.
Instead he was appointed chancellor of Oxford university, a job in which he said the government's plans for admission targets for state school pupils amounted to "social engineering".
It should be linked to admission targets, anticipate shifting demographics, and fulfill commitments to build a diverse admission class.
Most estimate that almost half of the private colleges and universities in America - many excellent places with storied histories - did not meet their internal freshman admission targets.
Importantly, after ICU admission, targeting normal ScvO2 is deemed to have little place, as ScvO2 is frequently considered to be already normalized on ICU admission [ 8].
This has included the use of financial incentives and support infrastructure improvements for rural health workers, modifications to medical education curriculums to improve understanding of rural health, and medical school admission targeted at students from rural areas [ 38].
This week the regulator announced that the total cash pledged had reached £300m.The controversial issue here is what the admissions target should be.
In most years, only about ten films will pass the 200,000 admissions target that qualifies any film for Oscar nomination, but this year there have been over 30 films up for contention.
Erol Kekic, executive director of the immigration and refugee program for Church World Service said his group "is appalled by reports that the Trump administration may unveil a refugee admissions target of even less than 50,000 ― already an unprecedented low ― for the next fiscal year".
In addition, the 4-hour time-to-admission target was seen by 78% of registrars to be a barrier to the implementation of EGDT in the ED.
