The phrase "admitted to going" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone acknowledges or confesses to a particular action or behavior, often in a context of honesty or revelation.
Example: "He admitted to going over the speed limit during the police stop."
Alternatives: "acknowledged going" or "confessed to going".
(Cissy, who may have been an alcoholic, admitted to going through a bottle of Madeira every day to steady her nerves).
But some refs have an attitude that 'I don't make mistakes.' " One player said one of the officials on the panel admitted to going to anger-management counseling.
It says everything about the prevalence of drug culture in the entertainment industry that when Philip Seymour Hoffman admitted to going into rehab early last summer, it barely caused a ripple in British newspapers.
Alan Rickman has admitted to going behind the backs of scriptwriters and rewriting lines with the help of his friends for his Bafta winning performance in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.
Mr. Hammer then admitted to going to Starbucks about once a week and he then had some comments about the Kudo Beans logo (too heavy on the color brown) and the name of the company.
A few years ago, in a survey conducted by an accident prevention charity, 80% of respondents admitted to going through life on autopilot: arriving at the end of a car journey with no memory of driving there, buying the same item twice without realising, even turning up at the office on a day off.
One admits to going, "but only for a look".
"He admits to going out to Bergen Beach to rob people," the prosecutor continued, as the courtroom fell silent.
All these throwback-type activities "symbolize the old-fashioned family values of Orange," said Ms. Storz, although she admits to going to New Haven for good restaurant meals.
I admit to going to cool Web sites and reading magazines, but most of the time it's from a friend or another D.J. Q: Do you do everything with music on?
In a salacious e-mail he sent Stacey in 2002 he admits to going through cocaine and methamphetamine withdrawal and negotiating a Broadcom acquisition while high.
