"enrolment number" is a perfectly correct and widely used phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the unique ID assigned to a student or participant when they enrol in a program, process or organization. For example: "Please provide your enrolment number so we can verify your identity."
For instance, the total enrolment number of international students in Canadian universities increased from 4 to 8 % from 1992 to 2008.
All pre-primary institutions joining the Pre-primary Education Voucherequired are required to produce detailed school profiles such as their status, enrolment, number of classes by level, principal and teacher numbers/experience/qualifications, school facilities and school fees for reference purposes by parents.
The participant's name and enrolment number were written on the envelope.
If a subject discontinues participation in the study, then her/his enrolment number cannot be issued to another subject.
Administrative data was used to classify patients' primary reasons for enrolment, number of comorbidities (Charlson Score) and presentations to acute care.
The Principal Investigators, after confirming eligibility and obtaining informed consent, ensured that each potential subject was assigned a unique enrolment number and a unique randomisation code (subject number).
Saudi student enrolment numbers fell by 31% in 2011-12.
It blamed lower enrolment numbers at some US colleges and lower text book sales in South Africa.
Schools would not be able to tie recruiters' pay to their enrolment numbers.
Public providers and Tafes would be granted automatic eligibility but would face new conditions on scope of enrolment, enrolment numbers, loan caps and student participation.
As social services minister, Morrison was forced to scrap Kevin Andrews Stronger Relationshipss trial, a subsidy for marriage counselling, because of low enrolment numbers.
