The phrase "admitted engaging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone acknowledges their involvement in a particular activity or behavior, often in a context related to confession or acceptance of responsibility.
Example: "He admitted engaging in activities that were against company policy."
Alternatives: "acknowledged participating" or "confessed to being involved".
In May of this year, Pettigrew admitted engaging in doping activities as far back as 1997.
"Why would you ever send someone who had admitted engaging in sexual abuse back to a family parish in Lexington, Mass.?," Mr. MacLeish asked.
He first claimed he had been hacked, but he eventually admitted engaging in online naughtiness with six women for some three years after his marriage to a close aide of Hillary Clinton as well as before.
Dr Adam Osborne appeared before the Medicial Practitioners Tribunal Service disciplinary panel on Monday after he admitted engaging in an "inappropriate" emotional and sexual relationship with the woman between February 2011 and late 2014.
Mr. Drayton admitted engaging in sexual acts with the child at his residence between December 2001 and October 2002, which caused the child to become pregnant, the Queens district attorney's office said.
It also said he admitted engaging in the conduct in question and that he would face further punishment, including the possible termination of his employment, if new information or allegations arise.
He admits engaging in sex acts with the women, but is suing the paper over the accusations of a Nazi theme.
Taradi and colleagues show that over 90% of the medical students of Croatia admitted to engaging in education dishonesty and over 78% engaging in academic misconduct.
Expedia, though, has admitted to engaging in "cartel conduct", according to the Daily Telegraph, and has applied for leniency from the OFT.
The confessions also perpetuated the illusion of a vast conspiracy against Syria, as detainees admitted to engaging in sedition or treason.
