The phrase "admissions report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to educational institutions, healthcare facilities, or any organization that tracks admissions data or statistics.
Example: "The admissions report for the last semester shows a significant increase in the number of applicants."
Alternatives: "enrollment report" or "intake report".
Main Outcome Measures: Data comparing persons entering treatment with those not entering treatment were retrieved from summary admissions reports.
The admissions, reported by the Daily Mirror, are from Mr O'Grady's new memoir Open the Cage, Murphy.
The majority of the patients were discharged following successful treatment at health facilities, with no new admissions reported since Monday, the statement said.
Nurses evaluating patients for hospice admissions reported to the marketing department, and felt "pressure" to admit patients whom the marketers identified, whether eligible for hospice or not, according to Pat Perkins, a former HCK nursing supervisor.
Using a similar approach, Shaman and Karspeck built a computer model to simulate how influenza spreads through a population, drawing on hospital admissions reports and data provided by Google on cold- and flu-related search queries.
This figure represents 71.95% of the number of prison admissions reported by BJS (for concordant states, when outliers California and North Carolina are ignored; see Methods).
The PDI consortium, while not specific to admissions, reported their most important characteristics as agreeableness, self-esteem and conscientiousness [ 6].
The vast majority of TFP admissions were in Africa, with only 5% of admissions reported in Asia (including 7.1% of acute wasting and 0.6% of oedema of admissions).
The number of admissions identified was cross referenced with the admissions reported by the patients to ensure that we captured events occurring away from the patients' usual hospital.
