The phrase "admit the selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging or accepting a particular choice or decision that has been made.
Example: "After careful consideration, I must admit the selection of the final candidates was challenging but necessary."
Alternatives: "acknowledge the choice" or "accept the decision".
Now I'm not saying WishWrap is any better, but I must admit the selections are pretty good.
Lawyers for the parties admitted the selection had caught them by surprise.
For all his effort to detoxify his party – yes, he freely admitted, the selection of all his council candidates had not been quite what it might have been – the Ukip leader still does scary pretty well.
Models of the period seemed to show that group selection was severely limited in its strength; though newer models do admit the possibility of significant multi-level selection.
Her criticism was echoed by the women's minister, Tessa Jowell, who admitted that the selections have put Labour in a "disappointing position".
In a rare moment of clarity from England's management, Saker is also prepared to admit that selection for the tour may have been flawed.
Such a run of form makes them strong medal contenders for London, although Couch admitted the dispute over her non-selection for the individual event will leave a sour taste.
The brain is too plastic and there is too much individual variation in the brains of mammals to admit of selection acting in this way.
We then used site models that compare the fit of two nested site specific models to the data – a neutral model that does not admit positive selection (ω < = 1) and a more general, alternative model that admits positive selection (ω > 1).
In Baghdad, local caucuses chose 88 neighbourhood councils, which in turn chose nine district councils, which in turn chose the city council.American officials freely admit that the improvised selection process fell far short of the democratic ideal.
