The phrase "admits the issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging or accepting the existence of a problem or concern.
Example: "During the meeting, she admits the issue with the project's timeline and suggests possible solutions."
Alternatives: "acknowledges the problem" or "confesses the concern".
He admits the issue is not the number of books he owns, but rather the fact that he can't part with any of them.
This time, Garcia admits the issue is less certain - because he has not taken into account any increase in Bill Gates' worth from holdings outside Microsoft which represent half the technology tycoon's portfolio.
But even he admits the issue comes down to a cost factor, plain and simple.
Yet, even critics admit the issue poses little political risk for lawmakers backing the measures, regardless of what form they take.
On plans to reform the BBC's final salary pension scheme, Thompson admitted the issue was "painful" and that he hoped there would not be a strike.
The privately held company, which describes itself as 'a global trusted producer of delicious food', admitted the issue now affects 10 times as many cases as it first thought.
But people close to the German exchange admit the issue is politically sensitive, because London and Frankfurt officials labored to come up with an exchange of shares that amounted to a "merger of equals".
Maybe, say, the new head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission should come out and admit the issue is "racial and cultural" and that she fears that "in those communities there were people who knew what was going on and didn't say anything, either because they're frightened or they're so separated from the rest of the communities".
Patrick Pelloux admitted the issue of depicting the Prophet Muhammad was a "vast debate" but argued that depictions of the Prophet have featured in art since the Middle Ages.
Facebook says it's about to send a note explaining the situation to those impacted, but hadn't publicly admitted the issue as of press time.
Fanshawe met with Birch over the past week and described the discussions as "constructive", but admitted the issue of player contracts and the football creditors was a "major road block of considerable significance".
