The phrase "are admitted only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to specify that something is restricted to certain conditions or criteria for admission.
Example: "Students who meet the academic requirements are admitted only to the advanced program."
Alternatives: "are exclusively admitted" or "are permitted solely".
The Economist's London offices are surrounded by gentlemen's clubs, for example, to which ladies are admitted only as guests.
As a result of the sheepskin craze in this country, far too many students who lack the aptitude to perform college-level work but who are nevertheless talented in other areas are admitted, only to drop out in short order.
They are admitted only if their parents apply -- and express a willingness to learn enough of the second language to support the child's learning and social interaction, said Ms. Milliam, who added that the parents "have to believe in it as something with long-term value".
Graduate students will soon start "rotating" into Palmer's lab, but Templeton won't have students until next year at the earliest because at Colorado's earth science department, students are admitted only after hooking up with a research group.
If you are the Ivy League, and you are admitting only the top 5 or 10percentt in terms of performance, your graduation and retention rates are higher.
SIS's existence was admitted only in 1994.
Many patients in public psychiatric hospitals were admitted only after a court order, Mr. Jaffe said.
In fact, the massacre had been perpetrated by the Russians, something that was admitted only decades later.
She is admitted only because she has a friend who has a contact with a maitre' d there.
Ultimately the patient was admitted only after another patient was discharged so N.U.M.C. would not be over the limit.
The catch, though, is that when he was chairman of the national country club, nonbelievers were admitted only provisionally.
