The phrase "admittedly comes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging a fact or situation that may be seen as a weakness or a concession in an argument or discussion.
Example: "Admittedly, the project comes with its challenges, but the potential benefits outweigh them."
Alternatives: "It is true that" or "I must concede that".
With expense ratios ranging from 1.12% for the Fidelity fund, which admittedly comes with a pricey 3% load fee, to 1.58% for the newer Rydex Leisure Fund, the funds are not as expensive as the average sector fund.
The Slate starts at $599, which puts the 12.3-inch device well below the 11-inch iPad's $799 entry (though the latter, admittedly, comes with 64GB of storage to the former's 32GB).
The results admittedly come with wide ranges and uncertainties.
She had, admittedly, come replete with enough semi-mythical contradictions to fill any publisher's blurb.
Many of the best lines admittedly come from the famous film.
But of all the character flaws that Europeans have ascribed to Americans, nothing has contributed more to widening the Atlantic than national egocentricity (a bit rich, admittedly, coming from the French).
That's why a maverick detective from Edinburgh outranks a maverick detective from Glasgow, and why even Elmore Leonard, who can get so much out of a small American city whose main drag consists almost entirely of franchises — some of which, admittedly, come equipped with a body in the Dumpster out back — still gravitates toward Los Angeles as the natural stomping ground of Chili Palmer.
That's why a maverick detective from Edinburgh outranks a maverick detective from Glasgow, and why even Elmore Leonard, who can get so much out of a small American city whose main drag consists almost entirely of franchises some of which, admittedly, come equipped with a body in the Dumpster out back still gravitates toward Los Angeles as the natural stomping ground of Chili Palmer.
A four-year plan aims to increase the number of cyclists by 50%, while in the past two years $8m has been invested in cycle paths and the launch of a bike hire scheme (which has admittedly come with a few helmet-related issues).
The other contender for the Bummer title this summer, though admittedly coming in a poor second to "Battlefield Earth," is "Mission: Impossible 2," which continues the tradition established by the first one, a movie that still has people scratching their heads in puzzlement.
Other craft have admittedly come closer.
