The phrase "admissions cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the fee required to enter a venue, event, or institution, such as a museum, concert, or university.
Example: "The admissions cost for the art exhibit is $15 per person."
Alternatives: "entry fee" or "admission fee".
Then there are the truly hidden gardens: those that are hidden behind an admissions cost.
Financial data were estimated from published reports of neonatal intensive care unit admissions, cost estimates for neonatal intensive care unit care, and charges for multifetal pregnancy reduction.
When all costs were included (hospital admissions, cost of nursing home, and community-based care), internal fixation was the most expensive treatment (€47,186 vs. €38,615 (p = 0.09)).
Across categories of metabolic syndrome, trends for increased number of admissions, cost per admission, length of stay, and number of outpatients visit all were significant (all p-values < 0.0001), with the patients having Metabolic syndrome using more health care resources than those without.
The mean cost of CTC per child was $203 955% confidence interval (CI) $139 $274), of which ready to use therapeutic food (RUTF) cost 36%, health centre visits cost 13%, hospital admissions cost 17% and technical support while establishing the programme cost 34%.
When admissions costs were added, facility costs formed over 70% of all direct costs.
Approximately 35% of all admissions are classified as emergency admissions, costing approximately £11 billion a year [ 1].
Without dinner, admission cost $25.
(The average admission cost that season was $76.43; this season it was $77.66, according to calculations by the Broadway League).
The admission cost for adults, which was recently increased by $1, is $25, and $15 for ages 3 to 11.
For those who wish to have access, there is an admission cost: they must invest in the education prerequisite to enable them to understand the language used.
