"tertiary enrollment" is a correct phrase and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a student's enrollment in a post-secondary educational institution like a college or university. For example, "Mary just got accepted to her dream school and is scheduled to begin her tertiary enrollment there this fall."
Between 1999 and 2005, tertiary education enrollment grew by 45 million students to 138 million, with Brazil, China, India, Nigeria, Cuba, and South Korea showing the greatest gains.
Cuba has a high number of female professional and technical workers (60 percent of the total work force in those areas) and in Parliament (43 percent), as well as high levels of primary, secondary and tertiary education enrollment, according to the Gender Gap report.
Tertiary School Enrollment Rates: (EFA Global Monitoring Report Database, 2012, 2002) & (World Bank. 2013. World Development Indicators).
Further to this, research requires a highly skilled labour force which is a challenge where gross enrollment in tertiary education ranges between 15% in Guatemala and Honduras to 50% in Costa Rica and Panama, and where tertiary completion rates are low [ 17].
Fig. 10 Education enrollment at tertiary level and PCT patent applications per 10,000 inhabitants.
Figure 10 shows that, for Europe, as the enrollment in tertiary level increases, the number of patents (innovation) also increases (except between the years 2007 and 2008).
A recent study demonstrated telemedicine transfer facilitation of patients from outside facilities to a tertiary center and subsequent enrollment into an acute stroke trial, but there was a significant delay in treatment due to transportation delays between the spoke and hub hospital.
In the subgroup of patients with septic shock receiving vasopressors and/or inotropes at enrollment, a tertiary analysis suggested that use of albumin was associated with fewer days of vasopressor or inotrope support (median 3 days (interquartile range 1 to 6) vs. 4 days (interquartile range 2 to 7), P = 0.007).
Enrollment at the tertiary level is highest in North America, where it is almost equal to the enrollment at the secondary level.
We examined education enrollment at the tertiary level in Europe to study possible associations with innovation (number of patent applications).
