The phrase "admission to continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is seeking permission or approval to proceed with a certain action or process.
Example: "The committee granted her admission to continue her studies despite the challenges she faced."
Alternatives: "permission to proceed" or "approval to continue".
Any student who has not been granted an authorized Leave of Absence or registered, either for course credit, Research Arts, or for Extended Residence by the end of a given semester will be considered to have withdrawn from the School of the Arts and will be required to reapply for admission to continue working toward his or her degree.
Following a brief stay in ITU for the treatment of hypotension and neutropaenic sepsis the patient was discharged home 1 month after admission to continue outpatient based chemotherapy with the hCG falling to normal 6 weeks after commencing treatment.
The $5 cost of admission helps to continue the research project.
Staff in the Perth CSU aimed to commence rehabilitation, including mobilisation out of bed, within 24 to 48 hours of admission, and to continue ongoing intensive rehabilitation thereafter.
Codron said that strong oversight of admissions needed to continue, because of the strong incentives for schools to manipulate selection on the basis of ability; the weakening role of local authorities; and an increase in the number of schools that are allowed to act as their own admission authority, such as academies and free schools.
Please respond to this correspondence with a reply that outlines the following: 1) how your academic performance slipped in comparison to past achievement; 2) why you allowed this situation to occur; and 3) what you will do at Lafayette to maximize your success as a scholar - *if* - the admissions committee decides to continue to honor your current enrollment status.
5 Hip fracture admissions are expected to continue to rise despite a global decrease in the age-related incidence of these fractures during the last decade.
"It is irrefutable that summer-born children can lawfully start school at age five in reception class and experience a full primary education, but by failing in its responsibility to ensure that all primary legislation and EU law is fully communicated and adhered to by every admission authority, the government is allowing admissions discrimination and unfairness to continue".
But this is merely a lull in a battle that Speaker John A. Boehner, without apology or admission of responsibility, vows to continue.
During this admission, subjects were advised to continue their "usual care"; therefore, subjects tested blood glucose levels on a glucose meter as desired, determined how much insulin to bolus for meals, and made their usual adjustments (if any) to basal insulin infusion rates during exercise.
I can say that in the spirit of The Choice, as well as "The Gatekeepers," which expanded on a yearlong Times series that I set in an admissions office, I plan to continue to focus on issues of access to higher education, and its affordability, as well as the hurdles that so many students face in graduating from college in six years, let alone four.
