The phrase "admission still" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of ongoing acceptance or acknowledgment, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The admission still stands that we need to improve our communication."
Alternatives: "the admission remains" or "the acknowledgment still holds".
Restored to sanity, although by his own admission still for a long time a "bohemian, beatnik, oddball, kaftan-wearing, reefer-smoking whacko", Postlethwaite gradually moved away from the stage to film.
The abiding irony here is that the campaign would have been directed at voters — presumably white voters — who, by the strategists' own admission, still very much like Barack Obama.
Alston dismisses as idle the view that God could remain completely unchanged through a succession of temporal moments, but this admission still leaves us, he thinks, with the following conditional statement: "God undergoes change if God is in time".
Wry and quick-witted, Bochove is by his own admission still bound to the small-town values he grew up with in the Netherlands.
Due to increasing applications for admission, still more space was required, and William Schwartz sold the abbey of land in Lisle.
However, a considerable amount of unexplained variance in the prediction of NH admission still remains in many studies.
Such admissions still surprise, even though it should be no secret that policy making is hard work.
The waiting list has at times reached two years, and one in five admissions still get no farther than the induction wing, but are assessed as unsuitable and returned to their old jail.
Among physicians the discussion about appropriateness of these ICU admissions still remains controversial mostly due to questionable outcome, limited resources and costs.
However, despite this, 4% and 23% of households with admissions still experienced CHE at ACCORD and SEWA, respectively.
Admission is still free, though a $10 donation is suggested.
