The phrase "admissions amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total cost or fee associated with admissions, such as in educational institutions or events.
Example: "The admissions amount for the conference is $150, which includes all sessions and materials."
Alternatives: "admission fee" or "entry cost".
Bush once said that considering applicants' race in college admissions "amounts to a quota system that unfairly rewards or penalizes prospective students based on their race".
The total number of hospital admissions amounted to about 1,5 million in 2001.
The crude mortality per patient for first-and-only admissions amounts to 5.4%.
The 653 896 unique patient admissions amounted to a total of 3 798 409 patient days in hospital, which were distributed across 124 hospital corporations.
The patient's age at the time of SAH, sex, clinical condition on admission, amount of blood on initial CT scan, and any episodes of rebleeding or secondary cerebral ischemia were recorded.
If the Pakistani government account is correct, Dr. Khan's admission amounts to one of the most complex and successful efforts to evade international controls to stop nuclear proliferation.
Hilary Dozer has argued that the secretly recorded admission amounts to nothing more than posturing in pursuit of jailhouse respect.
Any review of selective schools' admissions would amount to "tinkering around the edges" of a system she says has become "warped".
For those who have followed the case closely, including the environmental group Amazon Watch, Guerra's admissions could amount to "game over" for Chevron, whose star witness has admitted to lying under oath and who has produced no evidence of the allegations that Chevron used to discredit the Ecuadorean ruling.
Among other things, the program says it will advance up to $5,000 for hospital admission, the amount to be charged to the subscriber's American Express card at no interest if repaid in full within a month of billing.
