The phrase "admitted to dealing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone acknowledges their involvement in dealing, often in a legal or informal context.
Example: "He admitted to dealing drugs during the police interrogation."
Alternatives: "acknowledged involvement in dealing" or "confessed to dealing."
After he wrote a 30-day buprenorphine prescription for a young man who had admitted to dealing cocaine, Ms. Tombs angrily drew 1,000 stick figures to illustrate those on their waiting list.
The short of it is, the employees of the small company found out the CEO created the company under false circumstances, which he apparently readily admitted to, dealing directly with the authenticity of the brand as one enabling and supporting women against toxic culture.
And Greene isn't the only one -- other baseball players like Aubrey Huff, Dontrelle Willis and Joey Votto all have admitted to dealing with anxiety disorders.
This documentary film checks in on soul hitmakers from the 1960's and 1970's -- among them Jerry Butler, Carla Thomas, Isaac Hayes, Ann Peebles, and Mary Wilson of the Supremes -- for reminiscences both funny and harrowing; Sam Moore, of Sam and Dave, admits to dealing drugs to make a living after the hits ended.
He admits to dealing with his freak outs in perhaps not so healthy ways.
A study in the International Study of Behavioral Science reports that 70percentt of millennials admit to dealing with impostor syndrome (a tendency to feel that one's achievements are under deserved) at some point in their academic or professional careers.
The 29-year-old later admitted to problems dealing with expectation and pressure.
Mr Waksal, who admitted to insider dealing, is serving more than seven years in prison.
Perez has admitted to lying, stealing, dealing drugs, committing perjury, arresting innocent people and, in one case, shooting and framing an innocent man.
He is currently serving more than seven years in prison after admitting to insider dealing.
They also argue that the United States should be prepared to scuttle the agreement unless North Korea admits to its dealing with the Syrians.
