The phrase "admitting status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is acknowledging or declaring their current situation or condition, often in formal or technical discussions.
Example: "The application requires you to provide your admitting status to determine eligibility for the program."
Alternatives: "acknowledging status" or "declaring status".
The impact of RDx was deemed major in 57.1% (n = 16) for reasons including altered admitting status (32.1%, n = 9), immediate subspecialty referral (n = 16, 57.1%), impact on management (25%, n = 7), and surgical management (21.4%, n = 6).
Criteria for designating impact as major were based on those previously utilized by Stevens et al. and included one or more of: altered admitting status (i.e., from outpatient to admitted), referral for immediate subspecialty consultation, significant impact on medical management, and surgical management [1] (see Table 3).
Still, we found the characteristic cutoff to be at 120 ng/g of EtG, under which the women's admitting status correlated positively with the meconium measures, and above which the correlation was inverse.
Reagle's initial engagement with his subject arises out of his own admitted status as what he calls a "maximizer," a person who "must be assured that every decision is optimal".
Even on its own terms, Don't Ask was a particularly dumb policy because it lifted the ban on gay service but barred them from officially admitting their status.
To control for age, illness severity, admitting diagnosis, ventilation status, bleeding status and organ dysfunction, we used multivariate methods.
FAT, red and glossy, The Economist desk diary is, we bashfully admit, a status symbol to which many aspire.
Kljestan has not heard from Klinsmann since the Italy game and admits his status on the team is difficult to plumb.
The retention of admitted body status within the LGPS for other organisations will reduce the threat of membership levels declining rapidly and any consequential impact on investment strategies and funding as was feared.
Among the 73 children admitted for status asthmaticus, 39 (53%) were treated with NHF and 30 (41%) received only standard supplemental oxygen therapy (16 with non-rebreathing mask and 14 with standard nasal cannula, Fig. 1).
He was admitted in status epilepticus and his blood glucose was 12 mg/dl.
