The phrase "admitted back to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone being allowed to return to a place or situation after being away or excluded.
Example: "After a thorough review, the committee decided to have him admitted back to the program."
Alternatives: "readmitted to" or "allowed back into".
I had some breathing difficulties starting last night and after going to A&E have been admitted back to a ward for monitoring.
I had some breathing difficulties starting last [Saturday] night and after going to A&E have been admitted back to a ward for monitoring.
President Viktor Yushchenko said Russian naval vessels engaged in Georgia should not be admitted back to Sebastopol, though two returned this week.Mr Nemyria wants Ukraine to join Europe's security and defence policy, which unlike NATO membership is backed by almost all Ukrainians.
Those who can afford private healthcare services may go to the private sector, while those who are not able to afford would seek help from the Emergency Department and admitted back to public hospitals.
Discharge of the child from the programme was seen as temporary by the caregivers, and the child was expected to be re-admitted back to the programme and get RUTF some few weeks after discharge.
Yes, Staub admitted back then, she had been arrested before.
Essiedu admitted going back to being an understudy was not an easy transition.
"Make no mistake - for me HBS was challenging," he admits, thinking back to the torrent of cases in the first year, "I was nobody's Baker Scholar".
Pollsters have warned that surveys showing the party below the 5 percent threshold needed to win seats in Parliament may understate its support, with some voters reluctant to admit backing it.
Manager Martin Jol admits two back-to-back London derbies could determine his future as Fulham manager.
Fulham manager Martin Jol admits two back-to-back London derbies could determine his future at the club.
