The phrase "admitted at the same" is not correct and does not convey a complete thought in written English.
It may be intended to express that something was acknowledged or accepted simultaneously with another event or action, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The findings were admitted at the same time as the results were published."
Alternatives: "acknowledged simultaneously" or "accepted concurrently."
Herman Van Rompuy, the European Council president, admitted at the same briefing the state of the world economy was worse than expected and the recovery inside the eurozone was insufficiently strong.
Patients admitted at the same hospital for extra-capsular femoral fracture fixation were identified via the trauma co-ordinator.
He admitted at the same time that he for years had corresponded with the Rhodesian government about how he considered various institutions and individuals in Norway, particularly in the news media.
Ferrand et al. reported a very low (1.3%) herpes simplex virus (HSV 2 seropositivity in HIV-infected adolescents admitted at the same hospital and another tertiary hospital in Harare.
The strength of these findings lies in the comparison of patients admitted at the same time to two separate ICU environments, one open plan and the other single rooms, and treated by the same physician team.
This is a prospective observational examination of the effect of ICU design on the acquisition of resistant bacteria including patients in a single-room ICU and comparing them with patients admitted at the same time to an open-plan ICU, both ICUs being treated by the same physician team.
However, he has affirmed his commitment to the Baggies, even if admitting at the same time he wants to play at "the highest level possible".
In her blog post, she trumpets the "diversity and inclusiveness" of Mozilla's workforce, yet admits at the same time that the board failed "to listen, to engage and to be guided by our community".
Wenger described the victory as the "perfect performance", admitting at the same time that it was the "greatest escape", and the sense of crossing a Rubicon was shared by his players.
Mr Rumsfeld was also forced to admit at the same briefing that he was unsure whether he had lost his mojo, largely because he did not know what it was.
So I applauded Jools Oliver's honesty – and agreed with her actions completely – when she admitted at the weekend that she did the same to her husband, Jamie.
