The phrase "admitted access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone acknowledges or grants permission for entry or access to a place, system, or information.
Example: "After reviewing the application, the committee granted admitted access to the restricted area for the researchers."
Alternatives: "granted access" or "allowed entry".
Not quite inside and not quite out, not skin and not organ, but something in between: dark, wet, admitting access to an interior most people would rather not contemplate--where cancer starts, where the heart is broken, where the soul might just fail to turn up".
He noted that the offenses were serious and sustained and that Mr. McKinnon had admitted unauthorized access to computers.
It admitted understating access charges to other phone companies.Healthy profitsMcDonald's reported supersized profits a week after the sudden death of its chief executive, Jim Cantalupo.
Hockaday said that the BBC would not have used the video report in the way Vice did, although she admitted the access the reporter got was impressive.
The prime minister began a speech on dementia in central London by announcing a series of measures following the resignation of the party's treasurer, Peter Cruddas, who admitted selling access to Cameron and other senior ministers.
The claim, made in a Whitehall impact assessment signed off by ministers in the department of health, represents the first time the government has admitted that access to new drugs could be delayed under no-deal.
In her memoirs, she admitted having access to her husband—"For eight years I was sleeping with the president, and if that doesn't give you special access, I don't know what does"—but insisted that Regan had exaggerated her influence: "Believe me, if I really were the dragon lady that [Regan] described in his book, he would have been out the door many months earlier".
The actress admitted to "Access Hollywood," in 2011, that they manage to make time for each other whenever possible.
"There was infidelity in the marriage, yes, on both parts," Brown admitted to "Access Hollywood" anchor Shaun Robinson.
Photographers often follow the Stefani-Rossdale family around, but the singer admitted to "Access Hollywood" earlier this year that there is an upside to having the paparazzi document her life.
