The phrase "enlistment into" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe the action of officially joining or enrolling in a military, organization, or program. Some examples of how it can be used in a sentence are: - He completed his enlistment into the army and began his basic training. - She was excited about her enlistment into the Peace Corps and the opportunity to serve in a developing country. - The program requires a four-year commitment, including a two-year enlistment into their specialized training program. - The ceremony marked the official enlistment into the community service organization for the new members.
What makes the play so chilling is the sight of Pip's gradual enlistment into the officer class he has betrayed: it is a classic case of what Marcuse called "repressive tolerance".
However, his education was interrupted by his enlistment into the Naval Signal Corps and service in the Pacific Theatre of World War II where he installed telephones on recaptured American possessions during the war.
The story is set after the opening of World War II and involves Dick Tracy's enlistment into the U.S. Navy, working for their Military Intelligence Division (as he did in the comic strip).
In summary, these genomic data and preliminary functional characterization on a short list of metastasis candidates encourage their enlistment into in-depth functional, clinicopathological and mechanistic studies.
Coastal defense became a cause celebre across the state: the blockade drove enlistments into Texas coastal artillery units, competing for ambitious recruits with the glorious cavalry setting off towards the East.
He was Seaman Second Class Wittek back then, all of 22 and barely into his three-year enlistment in the Coast Guard.
But his early life took him from art school in his native Munich to Zurich to escape enlistment in the Germany army and into an international circle of pacifist artists and writers.
The British authorities, who had again became hostile to Mahdism, banned enlistment of Ansar into the Sudanese Defence Force.
From 19 to 91, these men and women from every branch of the military, including Tuskegee Airman Ted Lumpkin, inspired me to put the words of the Oaths of Enlistment and Office into action.
In the context of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the protocol provided a legal framework to prevent the further abduction or enlistment of children into armed conflict.
A few minutes later, Mr. Muhammad and his retinue returned, shoulders sagging, their enlistment in the jihad halted by Pakistani authorities who refused to allow them into Afghanistan.
