The phrase "admissions making" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the process of making admissions decisions or creating admissions policies, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The committee is focused on admissions making to ensure a fair selection process for applicants."
Alternatives: "admissions process" or "admissions decisions".
These colleges might field as many as 30 teams from enrollments as small as 2,000, with varsity athletes, many of them afforded an advantage in admissions, making up 30percentto45percentcent of the student body.
During the study period there were more than 8,000 medical admissions, making analysis of differences in baseline characteristics and admission diagnosis exceedingly complex.
By examining this time-span we were able to include data from over 6,000 ICU admissions making this one of the largest studies of BSI in intensive care.
HF admissions account for 5% of all medical admissions (making it the commonest cause of unscheduled admission in older adults) and 2% of the total UK National Health Service budget [ 4].
Eyewitness accounts will be gathered, as well as any admissions made spontaneously, if they were.
His enthusiasm for and knowledge of college admissions made Hargadon a leader in the field.
But admissions made out of court are subject to free evaluation by the judge and do not exclude further evidence.
From experience I knew such admissions make you suspect as either a weirdo, a health-food nut or a radical.
Other attorney generals, who began investigating lenders practices following admissions made by so-called robosigners, could follow suit.
Among the most startling admissions made by the Iraqi scientists was that they had weaponized the biological agent aflatoxin.
At Middlebury College in Vermont, where midyear admissions began in the 1970's, more than 100 "febbies" (for February admissions) make up almost a quarter of the freshman class.
