The phrase "admittance needs" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing requirements or criteria for entry or acceptance into a program, event, or institution.
Example: "The admittance needs for the university include a completed application, transcripts, and letters of recommendation."
Alternatives: "entry requirements" or "admission criteria."
To gain admittance, I needed to be accompanied by a woman, and my black-robed young chaperon, wearing a hijab (a head scarf, rather than a full veil), kindly coughed up the $6 for my ticket.
But as Giles Tremlett reports from Madrid, it isn't quite that simple: Officials insist this is not an admittance that Catalonia needs money from the government's new €18bn liquidity fund – though everyone knows that it does.
Some, with psychoses, have been admitted, and more will arrive needing admittance, he said.
The hybridization of the complementary ODNs can be clearly detected by an increase in the admittance without the need for an indicator or any sample modifications.
CURB-65 [ 42], PSI [ 43], sepsis, septic shock, pleural effusion, empyema, multilobar impairment, hospital stay, admittance to ICU, need for assisted ventilation, microbiological results.
TRADITIONALLY, most private schools make admittance decisions on a need-blind basis, without regard to the ability to pay.
4 Early supported discharge combined with adequate resources has been found to reduce long-term physical dependency and the need for admittance to an institution.
This term must not be confused with serious adverse event, which refers to events resulting in death, life-threatening situations, need for admittance to a hospital, or temporary or permanent disability.
Underlying reasons (including the absence of adequate professional home care) for hospital admittances therefore also need to be analysed in retrospective studies when drawing conclusions as to whether such hospital referrals should and can be avoided or not.
Yet just one instance of admittance isn't enough, we need to keep pushing.
Acute admissions to other psychiatric hospitals occur only if inhabitants temporarily reside outside the catchment area when the need for acute admittance arises.
