"enrolment from" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the source or origin of enrolment or enrollment. Example: Students who wish to enroll in the program must complete the application form and submit it for enrolment from their respective high schools.
But in Malawi the policy skyrocketed girls' primary enrolment from under 50% to 100% today.
Obamacare relies on enrolment from young, healthy people to subsidise the cost of insuring the sick.
A national campaign has raised enrolment from 86% at the start of the decade to 91%.
Despite this, the drive for increased enrolment from the majority of Ministries of Education and international development agencies focuses on the provision of teachers.
Policy Exchange warned that even with 8% of earnings flowing into a pension scheme – the minimum contribution under automatic enrolment from 2018 – people would not be able to build enough for their retirement.
According to the African Development Bank, 25% of African youths are still illiterate and despite a rise in primary school enrolment from 60% in 2000 to 77% in 2011, the issue of low skills levels in the workforce will continue to be a problem.
The Pensions Advisory Service PASS) – which has also taken 1,500 enquiries on auto-enrolment from individual employees – also points people towards the Pensions Regulator if, according to a PAS spokeswoman, "they are concerned that their workplace pension does not meet the Government's quality standards".
Enrolments from students living in rural and remote areas (think the outback) are only about a third of what they should be.
And the University of Phoenix, America's largest private education provider, has sharply increased enrolments, from 384,000 to 455,000 in the past year.
Hartsuyker said he was building on the work initiated by the education minister, Simon Birmingham, which included bans on laptops and other inducements being used to spur enrolments from April last year.
"The UK remains the second most popular destination for international higher education students and our universities saw increases of new enrolments from key markets, including China (+6%), Malaysia (+3%) and Hong Kong (+18%) last year.
