"recruitment papers" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the documents that a potential employee must complete during the recruitment process. For example: "Gina was asked to fill out the recruitment papers before her interview."
But when Mr. Ayala-Cornejo filled out recruitment papers, he used the name of a dead relative who had been a United States citizen.
His military recruitment papers describe him as follows: "Brown hair, brown eyes, average forehead, prominent nose, average mouth, round chin, oval face, 5 feet 10½ inch, no distinguishing mark" (6 ).
Please, see the recruitment paper for detailed information on recruitment success rates, or reasons for exclusion and non-participation [ 22].
DGM – 5% contribution to paper including participant recruitment and report writing.
AJC – 5% contribution to paper including participant recruitment and report writing.
The final study involved 28 general practices in a trial of two delivery methods for insulin, and compared internet-based data capture with paper-based collection, reporting higher recruitment with the paper-based method (45/52 vs 28/28; p=0.04).
But because problems persist in big categories like recruitment, he said, papers will see "slow, gradual improvement, with modest growth in the less than 1percentt range".
Other approach to support the identification of prospective subjects (especially when the target audience is represented by researchers) is based on the recruitment of the papers' authors identified through secondary studies, such as systematic literature reviews (SLR) (Dias Neto and Travassos 2008; Abrantes and Travassos 2013).
One day I looked in the local paper on the recruitment pages and saw its logo".
Carol Orton, policy and information manager at the BDA, wrote a recent research paper, Recruitment - the dyslexic candidate, which looks into this area.
During the recruitment period, weekly electronic papers were sent to the subscribers of PsychPark e-paper.
