The phrase "admissions database" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a database that contains information related to admissions, such as student applications or enrollment data.
Example: "The university's admissions database is updated regularly to reflect the latest applicant information."
Alternatives: "enrollment database" or "application database."
The designated Program Administrator enters the recommendation information, GPA, and program ranking in the admissions database.
Sarah fills out an information card that will become the basis of her electronic file in the admissions database, while her mother slowly goes through the materials they picked up at the door.
It involved an observational analysis of 7,743 "high-severity" patients in a New York hospital admissions database, which found that 13.6percentt had died, at least in part, because of an adverse event.
External researchers have only ever been allowed partial access to the national university admissions database maintained by Ucas – information about applicants' GCSE grades and A-level predictions, for example, have routinely been withheld.
Hospital admissions database: the patient's medical record includes written consent given on admission.
Suitable cases were identified from the admissions database.
Follow-up continued until 31/12/2003 by linking the mortality register, cancer registry and hospital admissions databases.
In Canada, the National Diabetes Surveillance System (NDSS) tracks diabetes prevalence through physician billing and hospital admissions databases (2– 4).
Information about the number of hospital admissions was obtained from the admissions databases of each of five hospitals in the Canary Islands Health Service.
We used the record linkage between the world's largest hospital admissions databases and one of the most commonly used primary care databases from the UK.
Data on demographic characteristics, health resource utilization, informal care, labor productivity losses and HRQOL were collected from the hospital admissions databases and questionnaires completed by stroke patients or their caregivers.
