The phrase "admitted to falling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone acknowledges or confesses to having fallen, either literally or metaphorically, such as in a relationship or a mistake.
Example: "After much contemplation, she finally admitted to falling for her best friend, realizing her feelings were deeper than she had initially thought."
Alternatives: "confessed to falling" or "acknowledged falling".
Greg Wong, one of the night's organizers, admitted to falling asleep when he watches sports.
Oftel's ultimatum came the same day BT admitted to falling behind in its schedule of rolling out high-speed internet access to consumers.
Increased accidents In the USA it is estimated that 100,000 road accidents each year are the result of driver fatigue, and over a third of drivers have admitted to falling asleep at the wheel.
A recent poll by the National Sleep Foundation revealed that in the past year, half of Americans said they had driven drowsy at least once, and one in five drivers admitted to falling asleep at the wheel.
The message went on to say that Mr. Goldberg admitted to falling asleep at the hearing during a meeting, held last month to discuss the issue, with lawyers from the union and the department.
Mr. Andersen likened the flood of online design porn to that of actual porn in its potential to influence behavior: "People see pictures of stylishness and say, 'Oh, I'm going to try that.' " He admitted to falling into the trap himself.
He admits to falling in love often.
Gyllenhaal herself admits to falling prey to the old system of ranking.
On the rare occasions that her nails have not been done up in glamorous fashion, she freely admits to falling back into her childhood thumb-sucking habit.
(Appositely, he admits to falling asleep the night before we meet watching Celebrity Big Brother, and having Les Dennis's thoughts on voyeurism invade his dreams).
He admits to "falling into the profession", having worked for a building company that owned a funeral director's as well.
