The phrase "admitted to explain" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that someone has been allowed or permitted to provide an explanation, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He was admitted to explain his actions during the meeting."
Alternatives: "allowed to explain" or "permitted to clarify".
One study found that the hospital which patients were admitted to explained 10% of variation, 31 and we found that the hospital may have a significant effect in terms of admitting people who stay for less than a day.
His supporters in Britain fall back on semantics when questioned about it, arguing that in context the "great" means "influential", and calling for Mr Farrakhan to be admitted to the UK to explain himself fully.
27-year-old Jasmen Walker surrendered and admitted to shooting Martin, explaining that he went to her house to talk about a fight but "could not take it anymore".
"And if so, is anyone brave enough to admit it, to explain why?" That kind of horror and revulsion is much less part of the middle-class debate here.
Authorities say Watson admitted to posting the video, explaining that he did it to deal with stress through humor.
William Rick Singerer, who admitted to orchestrating the scam, explained that there are three ways in which a student can get into the college of their choice: "There is a front door which is you get in on your own.
Some admitted to smoking, and one explained that she drank coffee or Red Bull before leaving her house to avoid falling asleep.
"I only buy groceries once a month," Ivone explained.Marguerite admitted to using check-cashing services.
Pratchett has written several stories set on the Discworld in which ill-treated, unconsidered species are described and explained and admitted to society.
A police affidavit says that Sergeant Smith admitted to the slaying that night, explaining that he had decided that he "wanted to kill someone".
