The phrase "admissions made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is acknowledging or confessing to something, often in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "The defendant's admissions made during the interrogation were crucial to the case."
Alternatives: "confessions given" or "acknowledgments made".
Eyewitness accounts will be gathered, as well as any admissions made spontaneously, if they were.
Among the most startling admissions made by the Iraqi scientists was that they had weaponized the biological agent aflatoxin.
In briefings with the Pacific Command, the officers made a pitch: any admissions made during interrogations, they said, would be "a collateral advantage" — information that could be shared.
The judge said that "...the documents themselves and the admissions made out of court cry out for an explanation...and [Mr Ecclestone] does not condescend to give one..."....
Sworn testimony by several other union officials in a more recent, related federal case in Manhattan contains allegations that echo the admissions made by Mr. Conway, who was not charged in either racketeering case.
Nearly all of the increase in hospital admissions during that period was because of a 17 percent increase in unscheduled admissions made from emergency rooms, according to the report.
At Middlebury College in Vermont, where midyear admissions began in the 1970's, more than 100 "febbies" (for February admissions) make up almost a quarter of the freshman class.
Emergency admissions make up a far greater proportion of weekend admissions than those during the week, but the paper adjusted for this and carried out a supporting analysis that excluded those who died within three days of admission.
HF admissions account for 5% of all medical admissions (making it the commonest cause of unscheduled admission in older adults) and 2% of the total UK National Health Service budget [ 4].
During the study period there were more than 8,000 medical admissions, making analysis of differences in baseline characteristics and admission diagnosis exceedingly complex.
By examining this time-span we were able to include data from over 6,000 ICU admissions making this one of the largest studies of BSI in intensive care.
