The phrase "admitted the contribution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when acknowledging or recognizing someone's input or effort in a particular context, such as a project or discussion.
Example: "During the meeting, she admitted the contribution of her team members in achieving the project's success."
Alternatives: "acknowledged the contribution" or "recognized the contribution."
The existence of different carbohydrate pools as well as the pool of recent photosynthates was assumed in [ 10], but it was admitted that the contribution of these pools to growth and maintenance remains unknown.
Lennon was delighted with Stokes' contribution in a "huge performance and huge win", admitted the Irishman was closer to earning a new deal.
Stuart Lancaster will announce his World Cup squad later rather than sooner after admitting that the contributions made by England's replacements against France in Paris, where a 19-point deficit was nearly wiped out in the final 10 minutes, had given him something to think about.
After negotiations with the commission, Mr. Treffinger, the staff member and the committee admitted accepting excessive contributions, the commission said.
Oren takes pride in her contribution, but not without admitting the long road ahead: "WMN has an important role in this local shift, and we are extremely excited to see that our hard work is paying off, not only business-wise but socially, as well.
He admitted to making the contributions in his and his family members' names, then being reimbursed, with a bonus payment, by Thompson or the firm.
I'm embarrassed to admit that as a former history teacher, I did not include the contributions of these marvelous women in my lessons.
Some of the east Europeans, led by Poland, which balked at being asked to pay up, are refusing to contribute and Fredrik Reinfeldt, the Swedish prime minister, admitted that European contributions to the fund would be "voluntary", meaning they may not be made at all.
He admitted requesting the $20,000 contribution from a foreign national, who cannot legally donate to campaigns in this country, and then suggesting that the donation be made in the name of a legal donor.
