The phrase "admission will continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are informing someone that the process of accepting applications or entries is ongoing.
Example: "We are pleased to announce that admission will continue until the end of the month for all interested applicants."
Alternatives: "enrollment will remain open" or "applications will still be accepted".
Avoidable emergency admissions will continue to rise unless care is more integrated and hospitals and beds are closed.
The justice secretary will say that a 200-page report published by the Treasury also contains an admission that immigration will continue to rise by hundreds of thousands year on year, amounting to a failure by his own Conservative government to reduce the net rate to below 100,000.
The justice secretary will also claim Osborne's Treasury report amounts to an admission that immigration will continue to rise by hundreds of thousands year on year, amounting to a failure by his own Conservative government to reduce the net rate to below 100,000.
The club's executive vice-chairman, Ed Woodward, saw speculative pursuits for the likes of Gareth Bale, Thomas Muller and Neymar end in failure during the summer, but Van Gaal's admission that he will continue to splash the cash in the transfer market teased United fans that another big name could be coming to Old Trafford.
Until public schools find a way to institutionalize solid college admissions support systems, students will continue to be lost and the nation's college enrollment gap will remain a chasm that traps too many students from low-income homes, says UCLA education professor Tyrone Howard.
Admission in 20 24 weeks gestation will continue until at least 64 participants with a W-DEQ A score ≥ 85 have been included in each of the three arms respectively.
"But M.B.A. admissions are picking up and will continue to pick up for the next year or so".
The number of students taking the Law School Admission Test this year suggests the trend will continue.
Children 12 and under will continue to receive free admission to the society and will have free admission to the new museum.
Under the plan adopted by Cooper Union's trustees, the prestigious college, based in the East Village, will continue need-blind admissions.
