The phrase "admitted along" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express agreement or acknowledgment in a context, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "He admitted along with his colleagues that the project had flaws."
Alternatives: "acknowledged together" or "conceded alongside".
Facebook's staggering size and influence, Zuckerberg admitted, along with a slew of high-profile scandals, had made clear that "we need to take a more proactive role and a broader view of our responsibility".
To decide whether a flow can be admitted along a given path, the admission control scheme must evaluate whether every node along the path has an available bandwidth sufficient to meet the new flow requirements.
And so, despite North Korean terrorist agents having blown up a South Korean airliner over the Andaman Sea just four years earlier, killing all 115 aboard, North Korea was admitted along with South Korea to the U.N. How does that compute?
If there were space, I'd be admitted, along with a few other so-called "marginals" in the same predicament.
All these subjects had been admitted along a complete calendar year to our medical unit because of shortness of breath.
He has inherited his father's fierce temper, he admits, along with a tendency to hold grudges.
Having seen his performance, you wonder if the actor knows the meaning of the word compelling, and admit, along with David Ansen in Newsweek, that the new film suffers from "the usual Lucas liabilities: graceless dialogue, wooden acting, overcluttered compositions and undercooked characters".
In the wake of mistakes, Perry included himself in his assessment: "We must admit, along the way, we have seen ample opportunity for improvement".
Gates book has grabbed headlines by critcizing Obama for failing to support his own surge strategy in Afghanistan and for privately admitting, along with Hillary Rodham Clinton, that they opposed the Iraq surge in 2007 to court Democratic voters.
But I think it's a very honest account". Gates book has grabbed headlines by critcizing Obama for failing to support his own surge strategy in Afghanistan and for privately admitting, along with Hillary Rodham Clinton, that they opposed the Iraq surge in 2007 to court Democratic voters.
"It's nice to finally have my Knicks back, and the N.B.A. season as well," said Lenny Green, a 42-year-old construction worker from Harlem, who was admitted free, along with everyone else.
