"made the registration" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that someone completed the process of registering for something. Example: After filling out the necessary forms, I made the registration for the conference and received my confirmation email.
"This means that, when we made the registration decision, we considered that it was not at material risk of insolvency for the next three years and that it had sufficient resources to deliver its plans and comply with regulation for the next five years," a spokesperson for the OfS said.
The development of a wide range of clinical software for electronic patient records has made the registration of large datasets feasible and the integration of research files and clinical files possible.
Once the patient was assigned to a specialist and an appointment was made, the registration staff coordinated the necessary insurance precertification and primary care documentation needed for the visit.
On the other hand face validity is high as the GPs made the registrations in direct connection to the consultation.
In order for a registration system to succeed, whether it is compulsory or not, these costs must be sufficiently low to make the registration process viable for the registrant, otherwise alternative markets and unofficial transactions will occur and again undermine the registration system.
"Making the registration data repository accessible to all score recipients is an important deterrent," she said in an e-mail.
What Ms Richards wants most for 2015 is more resources for similar initiatives and a new law that makes the registration of gun ownership a requirement.
The integrity of the electoral process can be maintained by a variety of devices and practices, including a permanent and up-to-date register of voters and procedures designed to make the registration process as simple as possible.
Perhaps the electoral courts can work out what happened, because this atypical behaviour would make the registration of our party unviable.What is your Plan B There isn't one.
But some critics said the legislation goes too far, making the registration of parties so easy that it will splinter the opposition like a shattered wine glass — and will only serve to tighten the Kremlin's grip on power unless further changes are made to allow the formation of party blocs.
The government is also coming round to the idea of housing co-ops: they were included in the national housing policy launched at the end of last year, and many are hopeful the new co-operative society bill going through parliament will make the registration process easier.
