The phrase "admitted disseminating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone acknowledges or confesses to spreading information or content, often in a legal or formal context.
Example: "The defendant admitted disseminating false information during the trial."
Alternatives: "acknowledged spreading" or "confessed to distributing".
His wife had already admitted disseminating a terrorist publication at a previous hearing and is awaiting sentence.
His wife, who had insisted on wearing her veil in court, had admitted disseminating a terrorist publication at a previous hearing and is awaiting sentence.
Barnes had already pleaded guilty to three counts of disseminating a terrorist publication and one of inciting murder, while Dawson, who had insisted on wearing a veil in court, had previously admitted disseminating a terrorist publication.
He was hired this year to trouble-shoot Fire Department data after officials admitted they had disseminated performance reports that made it appear that crews were getting to emergencies faster than they actually were.
In an instructive case, the first individual to have his genome sequence publically disseminated, admitted that he initially misinterpreted the clinical and personal utility of a non-synonymous variant of unknown significance in his BRCA1 gene, until he consulted a specialist (Watson 2009).
He admitted three counts of disseminating a terrorist publication and one of inciting murder during a hearing at the Old Bailey.
Most of the melioidosis patients admitted to the hospital had disseminated septicemic melioidosis and were treated for life-threatening symptoms.
Controversy over department response times erupted in March after fire officials admitted that for years they had been disseminating performance data that made it appear they were getting to emergencies faster than they actually were.
Overall, interviewees admitted, that there is no ideal process to disseminate guidelines due to legal and cultural differences.
The Tunis Center will regularly host information sessions for Columbia College and the different graduate schools, while disseminating information on financial aid opportunities for admitted students.
Introduction: Few studies have evaluated the prognostic importance of linezolid-induced thrombocytopenia in intensive care unit (ICU) patients because there are many confounding conditions such as sepsis, disseminated intravascular coagulation, and low thrombocytopenia level when admitted to the ICU.
