The phrase "admissions yet" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing the status of admissions processes, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We have not received any admissions yet for the upcoming semester."
Alternatives: "admissions so far" or "admissions at this point".
It was one of the boldest admissions yet by a Chinese official on the sensitive issue of ethnic Chinese migration to Tibet, which China has ruled since 1950.
"If we do not crack down on corruption, the flesh-and-blood ties between the party and the people will suffer a lot and the party will be in danger of losing its ruling position, or possibly heading for self-destruction," he said, in one of the bluntest admissions yet about an issue that has corroded public faith in the ruling party.
The two private hospitals accounted for about a third of all admissions, yet they only represented 9.0%and1.6%6% of near miss and maternal deaths respectively.
A recent review found only weak evidence for case management preventing unplanned admissions, yet case management of older people is being implemented widely in the UK.
Therefore, professional bed management aims at an optimal allocation of beds, one involving short waiting periods for the patients and a low rate of canceled admissions, yet with a high occupancy rate.
48 For example the introduction of the 4-hour A&E target and changes to the GP out-of-hours contract (both in 2004) are commonly cited as increasing the overall level of emergency admissions, yet figure 1 suggests that emergency admissions continued an established increasing trend at this point, with no obvious deviation in ACS or non-ACS admissions.
The stile registers only one admission, yet the ticket taker receives two tickets.
The trial of the four officers, which ended in June, was the most serious admission yet by the military of infiltration by extremist groups.
But in the most candid admission yet that website glitches were preventing many from signing up, Obama confirmed that a team of outside experts had been brought in over recent days to try to tackle the problem.
The cancellation of the 4GHz version of the Pentium is Intel's clearest admission yet that clock speed is no longer the best gauge of processor performance: henceforth, it will increasingly take a back seat to other metrics.
Such proposals, claimed Mr Straw, "represent the clearest admission yet that Iraq is not co-operating .Mr Blix agreed this week that Iraq's non-readiness to disarm remained the nub of the problem.
