The phrase "admissions based on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria or factors that influence the process of accepting individuals into a program, institution, or organization.
Example: "The university's policy states that admissions based on the applicant's academic performance will be prioritized."
Alternatives: "acceptance determined by the" or "entry criteria reliant on the".
For instance, Antwi et al. [1] use a difference-in-difference approach analysis to investigate the effect of health insurance coverage on hospital admissions based on the provision in the Affordable Care Act that extends the time young individuals are allowed to remain in the health insurance plan of their parents.
Since academic year 2010 2011, Tier 1 applicants may no longer be guaranteed admissions based on the CSU Eligibility Index and may be subject to similar criteria as Tier 2 applicants.
These included: consultations with a general practitioner, psychiatrist/psychologist; visits to an emergency department; visits by a nurse, home health nurse or occupational therapists; the costs of hospital admissions based on the number of bed days used; and, visits to an outpatient department.
Our study has important perspectives for future studies of acute medical admissions based on the DNPR.
Admissions were then classified into either emergency or elective admissions, based on the method of admission.
Therefore, we decided to develop and validate a patient satisfaction questionnaire especially for day care admissions, based on the COPS.
Our web-based guidelines provided published criteria for ICU admission based on the 2001 American Thoracic Society ATSS) criteria [ 1].
My hospital, like all acute-care facilities, receives a set payment per admission based on the patient's diagnosis.
Instead, hospitals would receive a predetermined amount per admission, based on the patient's primary medical problem.
Admissions offices could still ask applicants who have been accepted whether they have been convicted of a crime, but could not withdraw an offer of admission based on the answer.
AKI was defined and classified at ICU admission based on the Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes KDIGOO) classification using both creatinine and urine output.
