The phrase "admission of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acknowledgment or acceptance of one's understanding or awareness of a particular subject or fact.
Example: "His admission of knowledge about the project was crucial for the team's success."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of understanding" or "recognition of awareness."
He is ferociously litigious and has survived other rows and allegations, including accusations of lavish expenses while he worked for War on Want; allegations that he personally benefited from Pakistani government support for a struggling Asian magazine; and the admission of "carnal knowledge" of two women at a conference in Greece in the 80s.
Knowing or stating its value is as much an admission of your knowledge as saying its name, by the way.
Topics covered in the patient survey include details of hospital admission, knowledge of thrombosis risk before admission, knowledge and management of thrombosis risk during admission, knowledge and management of thrombosis risk at the end of hospital stay, management of thrombosis risk following hospital stay, the patient's understanding of information given and personal details.
The trial had no startling disclosures, just the impact of the company's own admissions of its knowledge of the hazards of smoking and its efforts to conceal those realities for many years.
We see no relevant distinction between introduction of this statement and the unsigned alleged confession, except the possibility that the admission of this longconcealed knowledge was perhaps a more effective confession of guilt than the written unsigned alleged confession would have been.
Along the absorbing way to this conclusion, the film observes its subject through his less than dense and foolishly likable admission of his lack of knowledge about many things.
You can look at entire volumes about research on universities, and you can look at research on admissions and new realms of knowledge and interdisciplinary work.
This came despite his own admission that his knowledge of the game is limited and that he supports the team closest to his current home, which over the years has meant teams as diverse as Crystal Palace, Liverpool, Plymouth and Portsmouth.
In 2006 Hamburg Medical School decided to make admission conditional on the level of knowledge in natural sciences.
I believe that we need an approach to leadership in which the starting point is our lack of knowledge, a frank admission that we do not know very much about how to build a sustainable system for business and society.
Such experience conveys to the admissions committees knowledge of what it means to provide health care and a true interest in the clinical environment.
