The phrase "providing admission" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means the act of granting someone access or entrance to a place, event, or institution. You can use this phrase to describe a situation where someone is being allowed to enter a place or event, such as: - The school is providing admission to underprivileged children as part of their community outreach program. - The concert venue was packed, with the bouncers providing admission only to those with tickets. - The online portal is providing admission to exclusive deals and discounts for its registered members.
150 First Avenue, at Ninth Street, East Village, (212) 352-3101, ps122.org; $20 $155 for students and 65+; $60 for a Coil Pass (providing admission to all the shows except "Architecting" and "The Passion Project").
William Devonas-Mann Petrockstowe, Devon I would be fully in support of more grammar schools, providing admission is restricted to children from families with an income of less than £20,000 per year.
In addition, in point of complexity of DACP, the number of a signaling packet, such as RREQ packets, is considered as the argument of the overhead generated to providing admission control.
Season patron badges, providing admission to the grounds and clubhouse for practice rounds and the tournament, are $100.
In practice, the results can be implemented by providing admission quota prescribing the target number of admissions for each patient group.
In conclusion, a pharmacist case manager providing admission medication reconciliation, in-patient medication recommendations to the hospital team, patient education, post-discharge information to community physicians and post-discharge telephone call to patients did not affect medication appropriateness, adverse events or post-discharge healthcare utilization.
Connecticut educational consultants who provide admission counseling and gap-year-planning are busier than ever.
We do not provide admission decisions over the telephone or in response to third party inquiries.
"Wine and Bonnard," at $25.75, provides admission to the museum and the Bonnard show, an audio tour of the exhibition and a French wine tasting at the museum.
A Winter Passport ticket provides admission to all three mansions taking part in seasonal festivities; $25 for adults, $9 for kids; eggnog and cookies are included, as are the afternoon musical recitals.
A new three-day package, the Best of Balboa Park, costs $55 and provides admission to all the same attractions plus an upgraded ticket to the zoo, which includes a bus tour and two aerial tram tickets (normally $32).
