The phrase "admitted to those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is acknowledging or confessing something to a specific group of people.
Example: "He finally admitted to those who cared about him that he had made a mistake."
Alternatives: "confessed to those" or "acknowledged to those".
Thirty-eight percent of blacks admitted to those feelings while only 34 percent of whites did.
The SAT scores of our students are comparable to N.Y.U.'s and Georgetown's and our students have routinely been admitted to those colleges.
It was particularly disturbing, Mr. Jia said, when classmates with lower scores than his — but who were not Asian-American, like him — were admitted to those Ivy League institutions.
But even though babies in areas with more neonatologists and more neonatal intensive care beds were more likely to spend time in the care of those specialists and to be admitted to those hospital units, their mortality rates were no better than those in any but the lowest 20percentt in terms of supply.
Methods and Results We analyzed 970 390 AIS cases in the Get With The Guidelines-Stroke registry from January 2010 to March 2014 to compare hospitals with high Transfer-In rates (≥15%) versus those with low Transfer-In rates (<5%) and to compare the front-door versus Transfer-In patients admitted to those hospitals with high Transfer-In rates (high Transfer-In hospitals).
"The whole thing about dating was the scariest thing in the world," she admitted to those in attendance.
As an alternative, defendants could admit to those facts in a plea bargain.
"For if we hope to stop future genocides we need to admit to those horrific acts of the past".
The governor's pattern has been to admit to those misdeeds about to come to light anyway, and then attribute everything to judgment lapses.
Joseph Welty, the assistant United States attorney prosecuting the case, said in court that Mr. Sands was taped in the recording by Mr. Jerrems admitting to those fires.
(Don't let the government get its hands on Medicare!) And the party establishment can't get the base to accept fiscal or political reality without, in effect, admitting to those base voters that they were lied to.
