The phrase "admissions suggest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing implications or conclusions drawn from statements or evidence provided by individuals or organizations.
Example: "The recent admissions suggest that there may be underlying issues within the organization that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "statements imply" or "confessions indicate".
Their courtroom admissions suggest that oil companies provided them with cash.
High ACSC admissions suggest poor coordination between different elements of a health care system, particularly primary and secondary care.
Multiple admissions suggest measurement of a change over time, and therefore the effect of an intervention or program.
Increases in rates of emergency admissions suggest that efforts to improve the preventive management of certain clinical conditions have failed to reduce the demand for emergency care.
The rates of hospitalisations due to HZ and/or PHN reported in the literature (generally derived from national or insurance databases of hospital admissions) suggest that increased rates of hospitalisation are also associated with increasing age [ 55, 71].
The robust relative risks and their consistency with multiple hospital admissions suggest real associations with several cancer sites and protection for endometrial cancer, more likely with the disorder than with its medication.
"When I applied to Wesleyan, the director of admissions suggested that I would be a good post-graduate candidate," said Angelique Owanga, who moved to Atlanta from Zaire three years ago and will be a post-grad this year at Northfield Mount Hermon.
The judge in the Arbabsiar case, John F. Keenan, citing the defendant's "alleged admissions," suggested in court last month that he expected the defense to file a motion "relating to Miranda".
Goodness-of-fit statistics indicate a limited ability of the multivariate models to predict admissions, suggesting that variables not included play a role.
Observed associations with CVD hospital admissions suggested that pollutant impacts may vary by season.
We found an inverse relation between patients obtaining appointments within 2 working days and the odds of unplanned admissions, suggesting that timely primary-care access is important.
