The phrase "admits as such" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in a formal or legal context to acknowledge something as true or valid. Example: "The defendant admits the charges against them and agrees to plead guilty, admitting as such the evidence presented by the prosecution."
Indeed, the government's own research admitted as such.
Founder and CEO, John Mackey has admitted as such.
Dr Bill Kirkup, the chair of the Morecambe Bay Inquiry, named after the trust which ran the hospital, admitted as such.
Somasegar admitted as such, but also stressed that "we don't just want to lock ourselves in a room for two years anymore".
Dombrowski didn't rule out spending past the $246 million threshold, but with $225 million already committed to the roster, according to spotrac.com, there's little flexibility right now and he admitted as such.
Further, it is necessary, for otherwise the value position of a researcher would not be foregrounded clearly and admitted as such — not only to the readers of the research outcome but also to the very researcher him/herself.
Andy Langer, a music writer for Esquire who resides in Austin, noted that Chappelle even admitted as such during his set.
It also suggests that a deal on manufacturing with the EU should be "relatively straightforward" but admits that services, such as in the financial or legal sectors, are harder.
The note, which was carried into Downing Street by Julia Dockerill, Field's chief of staff, suggests a deal on manufacturing with the EU should be "relatively straightforward" but admits that services, such as in the financial or legal sectors, are harder, because of the desire in Paris to snatch more business for France.
Natural Cycles admits that factors such as illness, disrupted sleep, drinking alcohol and having an irregular menstrual cycle can have a negative impact on the accuracy of its algorithmic fertility predictions.
