'enrolment target' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the number or percentage of people which is desired or required to enroll in a particular program. For example, "The school set the enrolment target at 1000 students for the upcoming academic year".
Children in utero at enrolment (target children): all children born to enrolled mothers within approximately 6 months of the baseline survey.
Within a study compound, the studies enrol pregnant women and children from the following age groups Children in utero at enrolment (target children) : all children born to enrolled mothers within approximately 6 months of the baseline survey.
We set our enrolment target at 228 subjects.
Because of the recruitment success, the enrolment target was exceeded by 6% to 2,160.
The revised enrolment target and sample size with the anticipated 30% event rate and the effect of higher event rates on sample size is shown in Table 2.
Conservatively assuming 20% would be lost to follow-up by 2 years, the enrolment target was 120 men for each group.
He believes the enrolment targets are too ambitious given limited public resources and bottlenecks in staffing and infrastructure.
While seed enrolment targets English-speaking US residents, there are no language or residency restrictions.
Exceeding enrolment targets By 2005, the campaign was expanded to all of Nepal's 75 districts, greatly increasing enrolment and literacy rates for girls and disadvantaged children.
The core support team at satellite clinics and its composition to start treatment is depicted in Table 5 and patient enrolment targets had been set as indicated in Table 6.
All eligible and interested patients residing in London or Cambridgeshire will be invited to take part in MR-IMPACT, with enrolment targeted to reach 120 adolescents (male and female) aged 11 through 17 years who meet Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV) criteria for moderate to severe unipolar depression.
