The phrase "admittedly agree" is not correct and is generally considered redundant in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that you acknowledge a point before agreeing with it, but it is better to choose one of the two words.
Example: "I must admittedly agree that the proposal has its merits, despite my initial reservations."
Alternatives: "I must admit" or "I concede that".
This is something Rutkowski even over 51 years removed still admittedly agrees with.
Admittedly, he agreed to the opening of a Chinese embassy in the Maldive capital – diplomatic relations previously having passed through Sri Lanka – and to the construction of thousands of homes by a Chinese firm.
Although this classification is admittedly arbitrary, we agree with White et al. [ 98] that identifying instances of recombination is inherently difficult and requires the heuristic use of several methods to identify potential recombinants.
Admittedly not everyone agreed.
You were an idea in my head, a naive hope that one day we would all agree on who you were (admittedly, my version of you!), and we'd all agree on what you wanted us to do.
But while I'd agree with their summation of that (admittedly fictional) relationship, it's as different to my relationship with my partner as night is to day.
Trying to get 600 (groups) to agree on something is nearly impossible". Admittedly, Fowler said, he did not know if all the organizations would agree to donate.
Is this type of content usage fair for ads, just because people "agree" to a terms of service, that admittedly most don't read?
Rather, by using this admittedly blunt instrument, we have sought to get both countries to agree to a gradual path to a floating currency.
On the admittedly somewhat dubious principle that virtually anything Fox News and National Review commentators agree upon must be suspect, part of me was tempted to write a column pointing out the great virtues of Perry's plan.
The available data generally agree that jury trials take about twice as long as judge trials, although admittedly trials on average are rather short so that the absolute difference is not great.
