The phrase "admitted to acquiring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone acknowledges or confesses to having obtained something, often in a context where the acquisition may be questionable or significant.
Example: "The company admitted to acquiring sensitive data without proper consent during the investigation."
Alternatives: "acknowledged obtaining" or "confessed to acquiring".
The department, legally boxed into a corner over its use of a device known as the StingRay, finally admitted to acquiring the cell-phone tracking product last summer, six years after actually buying the thing.
They "believed". Then the Department of Justice took this number and assumed that the other 40percentt who admitted to acquiring guns in this survey must have gotten them from someone else.
In addition to the jail time, the men agreed to compensate Royal Bank of Scotland $7.3 million, the same amount they now admit to fraudulently acquiring in the Enron scheme.
We compared all patients admitted to ICU who acquired nosocomial ICU infections from October 1, 2010 to September 30, 2011 (non-SDD group) to the SDD study group.
We compared all patients admitted to ICU who acquired nosocomial ICU colonization and infection from October 1, 2010 to September 30, 2011 (non-SDD group) to SDD group.
Approximately 5% of patients admitted to ICUs will acquire a nosocomial infection, resulting in increased length of hospitalization, around 5 to 10 days, and will be considered a consequence of healthcare in 30% of cases.
Admission to a room previously occupied by a patient with MRSA, VRE, Acinetobacter, or C. difficile increases the risk for the subsequent patient admitted to the room to acquire the pathogen.
They also admitted to starting projects without acquiring an official approval from the SWC.
Objective To examine whether acute dysglycaemia predicts death in people admitted to hospital with community acquired pneumonia.
Patients admitted to the Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust ICUs who acquired an IFI were identified through the hospital Fungal Infection Risk Evaluation (FIRE) study database.
McAlister et al. studied the data from 2,471 patients admitted to hospital with community acquired pneumonia (CAP) and analyzed the impact of hyperglycemia on admission to CAP outcomes [ 206].
