The phrase "admissions coming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the process of accepting students into an educational institution or the arrival of applications for admission.
Example: "With the admissions coming next month, we need to prepare our review committee for the influx of applications."
Alternatives: "applications arriving" or "acceptances approaching".
The crowd also booed and hissed when Trump told them, "President Obama just announced a 30% increase to refugee admissions coming into this country".
Too Late The timing of many admissions — coming around late May and early June, when inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency visited Japan and before Japan was scheduled to deliver a report on the accident at an I.A.E.A. conference — suggested to critics that Japan's nuclear establishment was coming clean only because it could no longer hide the scope of the accident.
Ninety percent of maternal deaths were emergency admissions coming with complications.
They relate to emergency medicine, they relate to the admissions coming through the A&E department.
Startling admissions coming from someone that senior at NASA (and considering NASA's budget for explorations), even if made over a Passion Royale while on a cultural visit to New York to see a play, a little ballet and celebrate his birthday.
There was no significant change in the proportion of all admissions coming from the ward.
More than 60percentt of admissions come from hospitals.
Their admissions came the day after five other cabinet ministers said they had smoked the drug.
The admissions came amid increased scrutiny of the 10-year-old field of gene therapy.
The slashing of refugee admissions came after immigration adviser Stephen Miller actively buried internal data showing refugees are a net positive.
The admissions come from an Upbeat, the high protein dairy drink, survey earlier this year of 1,000 students in the UK.
