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Discover LudwigThe phrase "admissions records" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents or files that contain information about students who have applied to or been accepted by an educational institution.
Example: "The university maintains strict confidentiality regarding admissions records to protect the privacy of applicants."
Alternatives: "application records" or "enrollment records".
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But, she said, none would give her admissions records organized by high school.
They persuaded 19 elite colleges — including Harvard, Middlebury and Virginia — to let them analyze their admissions records.
A hospital in Canada, for example, uses Polaroid I-Zone cameras that yield sticky-backed prints to affix pictures to admissions records.
With high SAT scores, Advanced Placement credits aplenty and college admissions records to envy, they are a source of pride — and lofty real estate values — to their communities.
This defence infuriated the Tory MP Sarah Wollaston, who said that in January 2012 the hospital admissions records of 47 million people – specifying treatments and diagnoses, ages, and areas the patients lived in – from 1989 to 2010 were handed to the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries for setting insurance premiums.
Admissions records are essential in communicating key information regarding unwell patients and at handover of care.
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A total of 196 admissions recorded during the year 2014 (354 in 2008).
There were 303 admissions recorded as "ophthalmology".
This electronic admissions record system was established in January 1995.
The case mix, outcome and activity were described for all admissions recorded in the CMPD.
The classification of "urgent" and "emergency" is designated directly on each Medicare hospital admissions record.
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