The phrase "addressed admitted" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate words that do not form a coherent expression together.
Example: "The issue was addressed, but the concerns were not admitted."
Alternatives: "acknowledged concerns" or "recognized issues".
And it was these that I was trying to address". Admitting that his friends agreed his "greatest error" was mentioning Enoch Powell, whose 1968 "Rivers of Blood" speech attacked immigration, he added that a legacy of the reaction to Powell had been "an enforced silence on the matter of race".
Atikou Diallo, 24, of no fixed address, admitted violent disorder and robbery during the fracas in Coventry.
Michael Hudson, 33, of no fixed address, admitted manslaughter at a hearing at Winchester Crown Court.
Suart Barwise, 33, of no fixed address, admitted assaulting Katie Murray twice during October, once causing actual bodily harm and assaulting a police officer.
"People don't write anything by hand anymore except for name and address," admitted Ma.
Wags at Quartz, highlighting several of Trump's misstatements about abortion laws in his address, admitted that, yes, it's true that all states, indeed all countries, allow babies to be born at nine months.
10 March: Britain announces "six key tests" for Iraq to comply to if it is to avoid war, including Hussein making a TV address admitting having weapons of mass destruction.
President Obama should deliver an Oval Office address admitting these shortcomings, delaying health care reform to next year given his full plate, regroup and undertake a national campaign to garner grass-roots support and make health reform an election issue for Congress.
Most of the voters (all of whom were on a list of Democratic-friendly addresses) admit to not knowing him but politely accept the literature with excitement in their voices to learn that someone is taking on Ryan.
Those who cause pain to others, knowingly or not, likely have some pain in their pasts they have not addressed, and admitting to abuse and wrongdoing would mean opening up parts of themselves that they don't like or don't understand.
