The phrase "admitted and acknowledged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is recognizing or accepting the truth of a statement or situation.
Example: "He admitted and acknowledged his mistakes during the meeting, showing a willingness to improve."
Alternatives: "recognized and accepted" or "confessed and accepted".
Bloomberg News, its corporate head cracking the floor in a classic kowtow, went on to "admit and acknowledge that these allegations are false and completely without foundation.
When Mr Klein first raises the subject of subsidies for sugar and corn, Mr Vilsack admirably says, "I admit and acknowledge that over a period of time, those subsidies need to be phased out".
"We admit and acknowledge that these allegations are false and completely without foundation," Bloomberg wrote in its apology to Mr. Goh and the two Lees, which was issued on the company's subscription service and its Web site.
He called continued requests for Agriculture Department loans to Iraq a "Ponzi-type scheme". A year later, Agriculture Department officials noted in a confidential report that Iraqi officials had admitted demanding kickbacks and acknowledged that the Department of Agriculture funds had been diverted for military purposes.
Tyson agreed to resolve the charges with a deferred prosecution agreement in which it "admits, accepts and acknowledges" the government's statement of facts, and paid a $4 million criminal penalty.
Despite this, Tikhonov admitted to economic "shortcomings" and acknowledged the ongoing "food problem"; other topics for discussion were the need to save energy resources, boost labour productivity and to improve the quality of Soviet produced goods.
Rep. Stephen F. Lynch (D-Mass)., who signed a letter with 15 other Democrats promising to oppose Pelosi, all but admitted defeat late Tuesday and acknowledged that the majority of Democrats want Pelosi.
Odell Barnes Executed 3/1/00 Odell Barnes admitted to robbery and rape, and acknowledged that he was a crack addict.
Ultimately, after local newspapers began investigating his past, he admitted making up his identity and acknowledged that he was not an orphan and did not have leukemia.
