The phrase "admitted to recruiting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's acknowledgment or acceptance of their involvement in the process of recruiting individuals for a position or organization.
Example: "The company admitted to recruiting candidates from rival firms to strengthen their team."
Alternatives: "acknowledged involvement in recruiting" or "confessed to recruiting efforts".
Yet, many employers complain that graduates are not being taught the skills they want and many large employers admit to recruiting only from elite Russell Group universities.
In terms of locum work, which was relatively rare for specialists interviewed, a private sector administrator was interviewed who admitted to actively recruiting registrars who are not allowed to undertake dual practice at all since they are still in training.
Repeated appeals for clemency from Israel, which belatedly admitted to having recruited and paid Pollard, were rejected and many senior US politicians over the years insisted the damage he did to US security was far worse than the public ever knew.
Iran denies any influence, but captive Shiite terrorists admit to being recruited by Iranian agents and being transported into Iran for training.
He did admit, however, to recruiting "volunteers," some of whom are still being trained.
Thirty-four percent of people admitted to the ward were recruited, with 47 participants randomised to a control (n = 25) or intervention group (n = 22).
Three trials (Bojang 2010 GMB; Phiri 2012 MWI; Tomashek 2001 TNZ) recruited children that attended outpatient clinics or were admitted to hospital, while three trials recruited children from the community (Cox 2013 GMB; Desai 2003 KEN; Verhoef 2002 KEN).
Also, to gain knowledge of the external validity of this study, all patients aged 65 to 85 years admitted to two of the recruiting hospitals will be grouped according to the exclusion criteria and AO classification, hopefully increasing our knowledge of the generalizability of our results.
The Los Angeles Times spoke Tuesday with two former USC football recruiting staff members who worked directly with Heinel to get real recruits admitted to the university.
Hospital owner Pacific Health Corp. said it will close its three remaining Southern California hospitals, citing the fallout from a federal fraud case last year in which the company admitted paying to recruit homeless people off skid row in Los Angeles and billing the government for unnecessary care.
