The phrase "admitting requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the criteria or conditions that must be met for admission to a program, institution, or event.
Example: "The university has strict admitting requirements that all applicants must fulfill to be considered for enrollment."
Alternatives: "admission criteria" or "entry requirements".
Hunter said Madagascar has "a very attentive environmental regulator" but admits: "Requirements to use CCS at some time in the future has not come up in conversation.
Admitting privileges requirements and hospital-like regulations threaten to shutter more than a dozen abortion clinics in Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Wisconsin.
In a small victory for providers, the panel ruled in favor of Whole Women's Health in McAllen, Texas, and granted an exemption to the admitting privileges requirements – a doctor's right to admit patients to a hospital.
"We don't read today's decision as foreclosing all clinic regulations and admitting privilege requirements," said Clarke Forsythe, the senior legal counsel for Americans United for Life, an anti-abortion group that fuels the movement with model legislation, speaking at the nonpartisan National Constitution Center on Monday night.
Admitting privilege requirements have been challenged in courts in at least six states in recent years.
New admitting privileges requirements will go into effect in Louisiana and Oklahoma later this year.
Now there are only eight abortion providers, all of which meet both ASC and admitting privilege requirements and meet all of the four provisions in HB2".
"When the Texas law went into affect, about half of the abortion clinics closed due to the admitting privileges requirements alone," Julie Rikelman, the litigation director at the Center for Reproductive Rights told VICE News.
Judges in Mississippi, North Dakota, Wisconsin and Alabama have temporarily blocked admitting privileges requirements in those states while the court cases are pending, and medication abortion restrictions in Oklahoma and North Dakota have been permanently struck down.
From completely unnecessary admitting privilege requirements for abortion clinics to mandatory ultrasounds meant to shame women considering whether to access abortion care, Wisconsin has joined the troubling national trend of enacting laws based on junk science under the false guise of protecting women's health.
