The phrase "admitting service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts, particularly when referring to the acceptance of legal documents or notifications in a court case.
Example: "The defendant is admitting service of the complaint, acknowledging that they have received the legal documents."
Alternatives: "accepting service" or "acknowledging service".
The demographic, baseline laboratory, admitting service and type of VTE were similar between the 2 groups.
We have an inpatient admitting service, a daily outpatient consultations and follow-up clinic, and an inpatient consult service.
To this presentment, Brown filed an answer, admitting service of the subpoena upon him, his appearance in person before the grand jury, and the making of the written statement above referred to.
Respondents reported discharging 1% of patients with PE from the ED, but 21% reported being asked to do so by an admitting service.
When asked whether an admitting service had ever suggested discharging a patient with PE from the ED, 59/282 (21%) said "Yes".
Identifying patient as having sepsis and initial resuscitation were based on clinical assessment by the ED physicians, the primary admitting service, the intensive care team or a combination of these services.
Residents rotate on a host of inpatient admitting services and consult services, each staffed solely by full-time university faculty.
We also excluded transfers from outside hospitals directly to the care of admitting services.
We sought to look at the rates of troponins ordered by emergency physicians, the rates of positive troponins, and how many of those with positive troponins were diagnosed as acute coronary syndrome by admitting services.
†Other specialty care unit admitting services included bone marrow, cardiology, hematology, surgical oncology, transplant, and obstetrics and gynecology.
Hence, each admitted service call modifies the fraction of the current backhaul capacity, which is allocated to each serving network.
