The phrase "admitted to sitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone acknowledges or confesses to having been in a sitting position, often in a context where this is relevant to a discussion or situation.
Example: "During the investigation, he admitted to sitting in the front row during the incident."
Alternatives: "acknowledged being seated" or "confessed to sitting down."
Researchers found that 51% of adults admitted to sitting down to at least four hours of shows, aired again by broadcasters, that they had already seen before.
If a supplier admitted to sitting on a lot of oil, market analysts say, his customers could reasonably ask why their bills were so high.
Tom Perriello, who admitted to sitting in "relatively cheap seats," remarked that the surest way to win Obama over to your view is to tell him it's the hard, unpopular, but correct decision.
WASHINGTON -- Mitt Romney's repeated claim that he played no part in executive decision-making related to Bain Capital after 1999 is false, according to Romney's own testimony in June 2002, in which he admitted to sitting on the board of the LifeLike Co., a dollmaker that was a Bain investment during the period.
The player had been released by the Browns after admitting to sitting in on meetings with gamblers who were trying to raise the money to bribe the Black Sox, and a minor league official asked if he was eligible.
Yet Mr. Elelaimy admitted to a certain quandary to sitting them out entirely, lest the Muslim Brotherhood and the remnants of the old governing party capture an even larger majority than anticipated.
Now, for the first time, a sitting government has admitted to its existence.
Aside from all the high-minded reasons for buying this house, Mr. Romano admits to another consideration: sitting unplugged in his living room is a four-piece set of high-powered cherry-wood Bowers & Wilkins speakers designed to be used in home media centers.
Lost in a labyrinth of libidinous thoughts he'd never admit to having while sitting at the kitchen table, Gerald's work pager began vibrating.
On Tuesday, sitting in the deserted stand more than an hour before kick-off, he admitted to being nervous — very nervous.
He admitted to being scared.
