The phrase "admissions recommendations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing suggestions or advice related to the admissions process, typically in an educational context.
Example: "The university provided detailed admissions recommendations to help prospective students improve their applications."
Alternatives: "admission advice" or "application suggestions".
Then, as if to cap off the week's appointments and disappointments, the Times printed the results of a recent Marshall Project investigation, revealing the Harvard administration's decision to reverse an admissions recommendation for Michelle Jones, a Ph.D. applicant released from prison.
The Graduate Division sets targets for total enrollment, and determines the number of admission recommendations that may be made by each program.
Patients triaged in concordance with any of the admission recommendations studied had lower outpatient failure rates.
Previous studies attempting to identify reasons for non-adherence to objective admission recommendations found that presence of comorbid illness, risk of outpatient failure such as failure to take oral medications, and hypoxemia increases the hospitalization of low-risk patients [ 21].
To identify reasons for non-adherence, the authors interviewed physicians that did not adhere to admission recommendations and found the presence of comorbid illness not taken into account by the PSI, a laboratory value, vital sign, or symptom that precluded ED discharge, or a recommendation from a primary care or consulting physician as the main reasons for low-risk admissions [ 22].
First, Chi-square analyses were conducted for each hypothesized exposure variable in relationship to admission recommendation.
Among patients discharged home from the ED, we determined the rates of outpatient failure when concordant with each admission recommendation versus outpatients triaged discordantly.
The EDC comprised a discharge prescription, synopsis of the inpatient admission and recommendations for future management; it was sent to primary care providers after discharge.
In letters of recommendation, admissions committees look for information not provided elsewhere in the application.
