The phrase "admissions taking" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the process of accepting students into an educational institution, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The admissions taking process for the university will begin next month."
Alternatives: "admissions process" or "student intake".
Pilots of the scheme in Greater Manchester, Staffordshire and Gloucestershire, funded by Public Health England (PHE), will look at whether the visits can bring down the number of A&E admissions – taking pressure off overstretched hospitals this winter – and even reduce the number of winter deaths.
We used four different approaches to study the effects of a climatic extreme on hospital admissions, taking the case of a record-breaking warm summer.
Jacobs and Barrenho found no evidence that the CRT policy per se made any difference to admissions, taking into account other possible explanatory factors such as changes in primary care trusts (PCTs) before and after the introduction of CRTs, and cross-sectional changes in PCTs with and without CRTs [ 13].
Compulsory admissions taking place during the same treatment episode as recruitment to EIS, but which preceded the EIS taking responsibility for care were included, as an aim for high quality EIS care is engagement as early as possible in the pathway to care.
Graduate Application for Sociology Ph.D program: The deadline for Fall admissions takes place early December.
Stuart Schmill, Dean of Admissions, takes a pie in the face for charity on Friday.
"But as long as elective admissions take priority over emergency ones, then we will see the kinds of consequences that Dr. Maa's mother suffered".
But Hogg's response to the competitiveness of college admissions took an interesting twist Friday when he shared that he is considering delaying college this fall to take a "gap year" to continue his gun-policy advocacy.
For a more affordable price — or for free at your public library — check out these books that provide a glimpse into to those back rooms where college admissions take place in America today.
Seventy-five percent of the admissions took place during weekends, public holidays or nighttimes.
Seventy-five percent of the admissions took place when the municipality chief physician was inaccessible.
