"enrollment ratio" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the number of students enrolled in a school or other educational institution compared to the total number of students who are eligible or able to attend. For example, "The enrollment ratio at this university is 60%."
She, for one, did not believe that India was on target to increase its gross enrollment ratio — the proportion of eligible students actually enrolled in colleges and universities — to 30 percent, from 12.5 percent to 13 percent, by 2020.
The 1st District has a solid 3-to-2 enrollment ratio of Republicans over Democrats but has occasionally elected Democrats to various offices.
To fuel the country's economic growth, India aims to increase its gross enrollment ratio in post-secondary education from 12 percent to 30 percent by 2020.
Here are some highlights: The enrollment ratio and the increase of early childhood programs are specified in the action plan.
The current study captures the level of human capital by the host country's secondary school enrollment ratio.
Results Guillain-Barré syndrome was diagnosed in 50 patients aged 9 15 years, the predominant involvement in sex with male enrollment ratio of 1.7 men/women.
Although female school enrollment ratios rose throughout the Middle East, they remained considerably lower than male ratios in every country except Lebanon and Israel, which achieved almost universal elementary literacy.
Steps toward the achievement of universal education and other MDGs were to be tracked by specific indicators, such as literacy rates and enrollment ratios.
"Comrade Lu Pin," the ministry responded on Aug. 22. "In view of considerations of national interest," to meet personnel training needs in some job areas or specialties, "a few colleges may appropriately adjust the enrollment ratios of men and women".
The impact of utilization of local reference ranges may be significant in reducing screening to enrollment ratios in clinical trials.
Regarding the distribution of sex, institutions report higher enrollment ratios for girls than for boys.
