The phrase "admittedly all the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging a certain fact or situation, often to introduce a concession or an admission.
Example: "Admittedly all the evidence points to his guilt, but we must consider his alibi."
Alternatives: "Granted all the" or "Admittedly, every".
AUG. 10 -- Admittedly all the lighting isn't in, and the tree limbs aren't quite done, but the Mirror Maze is up.
Admittedly, all the trying had been on the part of his girlfriends".
Admittedly, all the questioning forces a chastening internal review of your recent sexual habits and/or history of intravenous drug use, but frankly it's worth it for the free biscuits.
Admittedly, all the facts are not yet in, but the scandal started when the IRS itself actually publicly admitted wrongdoing.
Admittedly, all this had little effect before 1937.
Admittedly, all these pieces are in the very same order as my watch, but still that's not my watch". On the contrary, it seems to me the right thing to say about that example is, "No, that is my watch". My watch was disassembled for a period of time.
Admittedly, all these missing data undermine the validity of our results.
Now admittedly, all that comes to the price of a small car but NOT eleven grand.
The jettisoned T20 captain Dinesh Chandimal, for example, already has three Test centuries to his name (although admittedly all against Bangladesh) at the age of 24.
If Bernie and his team can be adept at this counter-punching -- a big "if," admittedly -- all those millions of dollars of attacks need not do irreparable damage.
In contrast, New York City, Washington and Boston didn't even crack the Top 10. (Although, admittedly, all three of these metropolitan hubs ranked in the top 20 on the basis of total granted patents).
