The phrase "admitted to distributing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's acknowledgment of their involvement in the act of distributing something, often in a legal or formal context.
Example: "The defendant admitted to distributing illegal substances during the trial."
Alternatives: "acknowledged distributing" or "confessed to distributing".
During a hearing in federal court in Alexandria, Tarvell Vandiver, 29, admitted to distributing heroin and cocaine while armed.
Mr. Brooks, 42, also admitted to distributing a video of a man having sex with a boy on a file-sharing Web site.
Meanwhile, the sentencing date for Kirk Radomski, a former Mets clubhouse attendant who has admitted to distributing performance-enhancing drugs to players, was postponed to Dec. 14.
The suit involves the case of Kirk Radomski, a former Mets batboy who admitted to distributing performance-enhancing substances and money laundering.
In the decade-old deposition, Cosby admitted to distributing drugs — Quaaludes — at least once to another woman before having sex with her, a fact that aligned with accusations from other women that he drugged and assaulted them.
In his plea agreement, Mr. Radomski, of Manorville, N.Y., admitted to distributing steroids, human growth hormone, amphetamines and other drugs to dozens of current and former players in Major League Baseball from 1995 to 2005.
The average sentence for a first-time offender who admits to distributing drugs like the one in the patch is seven months.
That included admitting to distributing 26.94 grams of meth.
He admitted to attempting to distribute more than 220 pounds of marijuana in the Kansas City area between Jan . 1 , 1998and May 10 , 2000
Hook admitted to "receiving and distributing child pornography using the Kik app both at home and while at work," and to having done so for three or four years, according to a copy of the complaint obtained by Syracuse.com.com
He admitted attempting to distribute more than 220 pounds of marijuana in the Kansas City area between Jan . 1 , 1998and May 10 , 2000
