The phrase "admitted in to" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "admitted into."
Example: "He was admitted into the hospital for further treatment."
Alternatives: "allowed into" or "granted entry to."
By choosing an appropriate cost function, one can modify the maximum number of secondary users admitted in to the network.
Hutton says there are "a whole raft of unanswered questions about the Rangers newco - all of which could further implode if they were admitted in to the SFL".
To be admitted in to the network, independent hotels would have to agree to honor a fixed rate across the month and to set aside a fixed number of rooms for members (to ensure there was always sufficient inventory).
The six-year course students are admitted in to medical course after high school diploma, i.e. they do not have a bachelor's degree; hence we will call them Non-Graduate Entry students (NGE students).
One aide had admitted in court to offering to reimburse donors illegally.
Jones surrendered the medals when she admitted in 2007 to lying to federal investigators about performance-enhancing drug use.
UBS admitted in February to conspiracy to defraud the I.R.S. by helping scores of wealthy Americans hide nearly $20 billion overseas.
Egyptian national Adel Abdul Bary admitted in September to helping to plan the attacks, and now faces 25 years in prison.
Kadyrov admitted in 2009 to having sent people to talk to Israilov, but denied having had him killed.
Greece was admitted in 1981 to bind it to the West, even though everybody feared it was not ready.
Twelve percent admitted giving in to the pressure.
