The phrase "admitted for consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being formally accepted or acknowledged for review or evaluation.
Example: "The proposal was admitted for consideration during the board meeting."
Alternatives: "accepted for review" or "submitted for evaluation."
For students admitted for Autumn 2015 and later: Courses taken during or after the first quarter of the sophomore year are eligible for consideration for transfer to the graduate career; the timing of the first graduate quarter is not a factor.
He was admitted for more tests.
†n=232 admitted for induction, n=242 admitted for expectant monitoring.
As they admit, their considerations for absenteeism only came about "after Kerry was ranked the most liberal senator in our 2003 ratings despite having missed more than half of the votes in two categories".
Partial rotational restrictions are admitted to take into consideration the expectable deviation from ideally clamped conditions.
Patients for consideration were those admitted sequentially to our PICU, and only those that did not meet enrollment criteria or did not consent to enrollment were excluded.
Goff does, however, admit that personal considerations can sometimes cloud literary judgments.
One talked of a male board chair who admitted that, while he liked the female names that were submitted for consideration, he was reluctant to elevate women he didn't know, and therefore, just "wasn't comfortable with".
Note: Attendance at the first-class meeting is mandatory for admitted students and for those on the waiting list who wish to remain in consideration for admission if a place becomes available.
If you are admitted into the POLS Program, we will forward your application to the Public Policy Program for consideration.
The manager smiled and frankly admitted that, most of the time, he was so busy coordinating the work of his staff and meeting project deadlines that there was little time for consideration of missions.
