The phrase "admitted for evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or psychological contexts when referring to a patient or subject being accepted into a facility for assessment or diagnosis.
Example: "The patient was admitted for evaluation to determine the underlying cause of their symptoms."
Alternatives: "admitted for assessment" or "admitted for examination".
Omphalopagus twin girls were admitted for evaluation of possible separation and repair at age 7 days.
Her boyfriend found her disoriented and called the campus police, and Elizabeth was rushed to the hospital and then, as is standard in such cases, she was admitted for evaluation to McLean, a psychiatric hospital in Belmont.
Finally, some individuals were admitted for evaluation of sudden and transient loss of consciousness, under the diagnosis of some established cause rather than syncope and thus escaped our inclusion criteria and never showed up in analysis.
He was referred to a nephrology clinic and admitted for evaluation.
Patients were admitted for evaluation of fever when they had fever over a mean duration of two months.
Cases were patients with newly diagnosed primary osteosarcoma admitted for evaluation of eligibility for limb salvage surgery.
The young man was admitted for further evaluation.
The patient's clinical presentation was consistent with bilateral acute retinal necrosis, and she was admitted for further evaluation and management.
The goal of the chest pain unit is to safely and efficiently risk stratify patients into those who can be appropriately discharged and those who need to be admitted for further evaluation.
In an attempt to identify the background condition of the painful disorder and to find any structural or functional abnormalities in the central and peripheral nervous systems of the family members, Patients 1 3 were admitted for further evaluation.
Since this man had severe heart failure, his cardiac lab results would always be abnormal, and he would invariably get admitted for further evaluation.
