The phrase "admitted for use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been officially approved or authorized for use, such as products, services, or procedures.
Example: "The new software has been thoroughly tested and is now admitted for use in all departments."
Alternatives: "approved for use" or "authorized for use".
Of all new hospital admissions for drug treatment in Thailand in 2006, 75.6% (n = 29,235) of patients were admitted for methamphetamine use.
Suetonius wrote "... for even if he was not the instigator of the emperor's death, he was at least privy to it, as he openly admitted; for he used afterwards to laud mushrooms, the vehicle in which the poison was administered to Claudius, as "the food of the gods," as the Greek proverb has it.
Also, the proportion of patients admitted for trauma, used here as a surrogate for the patient mix, ranged between 0% and 100% among the studies.
The discharges were obtained via Hospital Episode Statistics [ 14] (HES), a routinely collected national dataset of patients admitted for care used by the NHS in England.
Cannabis is one of the oldest recreational drugs on the planet, but cannabinoid-related hospital admissions have been rising faster than any other class of drug except cocaine (and among patients admitted for multiple drug use).
We classified the gradient of severity among cases admitted for rotavirus diarrhoea using the previously described 20 point Vesikari scale.
All patients were admitted for definitive fixation using minimally invasive percutaneous osteosynthesis with distal tibial/metaphyseal plates (Synthes, Paoli, PA) when the soft tissue had healed after median 7 (4–14) weeks.
The probability of being admitted for LGBS was estimated using logistic regression with race, year, and year by race interaction as predictors, controlling for numerous patient and hospital characteristics.
Fifteeen patients (71 %) were admitted for surgical reasons: The using of surgery was decided because the sputum cultures remained positive for 66%% of them and for irreversible pulmonary damages in the other cases.
23 Acute renal failure among women admitted for childbirth was defined using standard ICD-10 codes, including those for postpartum acute renal failure (O90.4), post-procedural renal failure (N99.0), acute renal failure (N17), and unspecified kidney failure (N19).
