"received vaccination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who has either recently had, or is scheduled to have, a vaccination. Example sentence: Everyone who was eligible for the free flu shot received vaccination at the clinic.
Of those vaccinated 336060%) received vaccination in the government healthcare facilities while only 14 (25.5%) in the private sector p = 0.93 (Table 2).
Of those vaccinated 46 (70.7 %) received vaccination in the government healthcare facilities while only 7 (10.8%) in the private sector [OR = 3.4; CI: 1.5 7.6 p = 0.02] (Table 1).
It was linked to the payroll, so they actually gave an accurate record of who was vaccinated or who received vaccination from the staff clinic, but yeah, it wasn't supported this year so we're just back to doing our own by staff category, hospital graphs in an Excel kind of format.
They were also asked to self-report clinical risk factors that would make them eligible for influenza vaccination, willingness to be vaccinated, whether they had received vaccination during the previous 12 months and if so where this was performed.
In addition, the percentage of children who had not received vaccination against some of the vaccine-preventable diseases included in the routine schedule was lower than that observed in other studies.
Of the 43 responders, 37 (86%) stated they already had received vaccination in 1994 or were planning to be vaccinated.
These included "knowledge and attitudes" and "reinforcing factors" for those having received vaccination and "reasons regarding influenza", "reasons regarding the vaccine", "general attitudes", and "physical and temporal constraints" for those not having received vaccination (Table 4).
Moreover, elevated levels of Chop and higher frequency of Chop+ cells were detected in Pmel CD8+ T cells previously transferred into mice that received vaccination with gp10025 33 peptide, compared to those from non-vaccinated controls (Fig. 2b).
Following successful vaccine construction, 15 eligible patients were enrolled and received vaccination; one patient was removed from study after disease progression at week 4 and is not included in safety and immunological analyses.
In the model, we assumed that vaccine efficacy was 80% and that 70% of the ring received vaccination (Technical Appendix).
The patient had received vaccination against S. pneumoniae after the operation.
