The phrase "admitted to training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has been accepted or allowed to participate in a training program or course.
Example: "After a rigorous selection process, she was finally admitted to training for the elite program."
Alternatives: "accepted into training" or "enrolled in training".
He has previously admitted to training with al-Qaida.
Law enforcement officials say he has admitted to training with terrorists there in December or January.
The company admitted to training its sales representatives to falsely claim that what drug enforcement agents called "heroin in a pill" was less addictive and safer than other opioids, among other crimes.
In the past, it often demanded extensive references and other checks before someone would be admitted to training camps to prevent just such an outcome as occurred in this case.
In March, he gave a statement in New York to a magistrate and police from Belgium that will be used as evidence against three jailed Belgians who admitted to training with Al Qaeda.
Enrolment in regular training programs was approximately 35 medical residents in 2000 2004; in addition, approximately 66 medical residents were annually admitted to training in interruptive residency programs [ 4].
Some admit to training in Pakistan but insist they had a goal other than attacking Britain, notwithstanding the fertilizer stored near London.
Not long after this cell was discovered, a Missouri National Guardsman admitted to helping train a white supremacist group, American Front, whose members were preparing for a domestic race war.
The other bomber lost an arm and was admitted to Kartal Training and Research Hospital in serious condition, the news agency reported.
To be admitted to such training program, you need to present your high school diploma or GED certification.
Mr. Shahzad, a Pakistani-born naturalized American citizen who admitted to receiving training and funds from the Taliban in Pakistan, pleaded guilty this week to attempting the attack.
