The phrase "admitted to discussing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when acknowledging or confessing to having had a conversation or dialogue about a particular topic.
Example: "During the meeting, she admitted to discussing the project details with the client without prior approval."
Alternatives: "acknowledged having talked about" or "confessed to conversing about".
Being deliberately misleading about whether or not Brady admitted to discussing the allegations with the assistant during those conversations is not.
They did, however, observe that Briatore's "reaction to being told by the stewards in interview that his executive director of engineering had admitted to discussing a deliberate crash with [Piquet] did not appear to be one of shock and/or anger," and that Briatore's letter to Piquet Sr "was a strange reaction to such a serious allegation" of extortion.
In March, Mr Dmitrichenko admitted to discussing the attack but denied ordering the use of acid.
In March, principal dancer Mr Dmitrichenko admitted to discussing the attack but denied ordering the use of acid.
In a brief aside, he admits to discussing pornography while he was a law student.
French newspapers reported, however, that the meeting would discuss – but not admit to discussing – the possible use of special forces from one or more of the Arab nations.
Like Mr Rove, Mr Libby admits to discussing Ms Plame with reporters, but denies naming her or revealing that she was a covert agent.
Full details of the last Christmas party Cameron attended at the Oxfordshire home of Brooks in 2010 only emerged at the Leveson inquiry 18 months later, when the prime minister admitted to "briefly" discussing the company's bid for the satellite broadcaster Sky as well as his frequent "country suppers" with Brooks and her husband.
Macklemore, who attended post-Ferguson protests in his hometown of Seattle, admitted to not wanting to discuss race for fear of saying the wrong thing.
Our results may indicates that junior doctors have greater intention to leave if they have a lower increase in autonomy in their work, if they are in a less structured residency program and if they cannot openly admit to or discuss their lack of knowledge.
After being accused of sexual harassment in 2008, Colonel Fehrenbach, who had flown combat missions over Iraq and Afghanistan, admitted to being gay, even discussing his sexuality on "The Rachel Maddow Show" on MSNBC.
