The phrase "admitting persons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the acceptance or entry of individuals into a place, organization, or event.
Example: "The committee is responsible for admitting persons to the conference based on their registration status."
Alternatives: "allowing individuals" or "granting entry to people".
"There are religious groups that cannot in good conscience agree in their bylaws that they will admit persons who do not share their faith," he wrote.
The four Inns of Court (Gray's Inn, Lincoln's Inn, Inner Temple, and Middle Temple) evolved from the residential halls of junior barristers to become the bodies officially recognized as having the right to admit persons to the bar.
During this period, all newly admitted persons to the SNF were asked to participate in the study.
12.5% was outside this age range (Fondazione Molina under special circumstances also admits persons < 65 y.o).o
The mean age of admitted persons was 26 years (range 0 82 years); 62% were <30 years of age.
Four participants had been rejected for rehabilitation opportunities because medical professionals considered that it was meaningless to admit persons "who could not even press the nursing button".
Hospital records concerning all involuntarily admitted persons less than 18 years of age during one year were also collected from all clinics in Sweden.
We admit person by person — there are no quotas or targets in the Stanford admission process, and we assess each applicant based on her or his own merit.
The aim of the present study was to examine differences between the admission guidelines used by nursing homes and their attitudes regarding the priority for admitting elderly persons with behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) from their waiting lists.
[In addition to individual tickets, There are two different passes: a Day Pass (admitting one person to every screening on that day) or a Series Pass (admitting one person to five films in the series).].
