The phrase "enrolment for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when talking about the process of signing up or registering for something, such as a course, program, or membership. Example: "Enrolment for the new semester begins next week. Please make sure to complete your registration by the deadline."
Secondary school enrolment for girls is only 36%.
The glitches took months to repair, slowing the initial pace of enrolment for affordable healthcare coverage.
Recent fee hikes have already resulted in a decrease in university enrolment for the first time in years.
In Georgia, a school district barred enrolment for students from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea unless they can present a doctor's clean bill of health.
School enrolment for girls has improved, there is greater access to family planning, and many countries have introduced laws against child marriage.
Girls are particularly affected by poor enrolment: for every 100 boys not in primary school, there are 117 girls.
Girls' education is a particular target: in early 2009, after the Taliban took control of the Swat valley in KP province, they "banned girls' schooling outright, forcing 900 schools to close or stop enrolment for female pupils".
Sebelius resigned on Friday, days after the Obama administration announced that enrolment for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act had grown to 7.5 million, a figure that exceeded expectations and gave Democrats a surprise success after a disastrous rollout.
Since many do not save at all, the OECD favours mandatory plans, or at least automatic enrolment for all who do not explicitly opt out.
This summer, a campaign to end the flight from the city's public schools succeeded in increasing enrolment for the first time in five years.
Officials like to point to measures of social progress: high rates of primary-school enrolment for girls, and broadband even in villages.
