The phrase "admitted presence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone acknowledges or confirms their presence in a particular situation or location.
Example: "The defendant's admitted presence at the scene of the crime was a crucial piece of evidence in the trial."
Alternatives: "acknowledged presence" or "confirmed presence".
For each participating resident, data collected included gender, age on admission, date of admission, from where the resident was admitted, presence of an indwelling urinary catheter, systemic antimicrobial treatment, and hospitalisation in the previous 12 months, and previous ESBL, CPE, VRE, and MRSA result recorded before study commencement.
Support for some Iraqi claims, however, comes from unexpected sources: two US generals have admitted the presence of targeted killing squads, and last February the Wall Street Journal let slip the presence of six US-trained secret militias.
Vladimir Putin has for the first time admitted the presence of Russian military specialists in east Ukraine.
Earlier this week, the commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, Major General Mohammad Ali Jafari, admitted the presence of his men in Syria.
Primark has donated by far the biggest proportion of those funds while other companies which have admitted a presence in Rana Plaza, including the UK's Matalan and Italy's Benetton, have failed to make any contribution.
The Germans, who had insouciantly denied that the problem even concerned them, admitted the presence of mad cows on their soil and last week announced a plan to slaughter 400,000 cattle.
In October 2015, after vehemently denying Flint's water was lead-contaminated for 17 months, and in spite of evidence from medical and environmental researchers and private citizens to the contrary, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder finally admitted the presence of lead in Flint's water, declaring the city was undergoing a public health crisis.
In spite of positive staff demeanour about integration and its well acknowledged benefits, providers at some facilities admitted the presence of significant challenges to effective delivery of integrated HIV and reproductive health services.
Newspapers, with the exception of William Randolph Hearst's Examiner, also refused to admit the presence of plague.
They did admit the presence of human judgment in part because the company's algorithm did not always create the best possible mix of news.
Were the Saudi authorities so loath to admit the presence of any internal opposition they sent innocent Britons to prison as scapegoats?
