The phrase "admittedly different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging a difference or deviation from a norm or expectation, often in a context where one is conceding that the difference is recognized.
Example: "The new design is admittedly different from the original concept, but it offers several advantages."
Alternatives: "undeniably distinct" or "acknowledged variation".
These figures are for the American economy; the picture is admittedly different for Britain and Europe.
Waters's is admittedly different from the original Green Goddess recipe: "Our version," she explains, "doesn't much resemble the authentically 1950's, sweetish, mayonnaise-based dressing of the same name".
The same can be said, with little more hesitation, about the Slavs of the Orthodox Christian tradition, who are admittedly different from the Protestant and Catholic West but probably not enough to be called a separate civilisation.
Will the children of the rich really "pull the plug on grandma", as Barack Obama put it (in an admittedly different context)?In this section Bernanke in the crosshairs Beating the deadline The road to 67 School daze Adios Arizona The resurgent right Hands off our junk Blythe spirit One nation, with Aunt Susan ReprintsHistory suggests that some of them will.
Admittedly, different products have varying caffeine contents.
The group selected the two tunes because, despite being admittedly different, they shared the same fundamental feeling.
Admittedly, the different psychoactive effects of marijuana probably result from a combination of differences in drug sensitivity as well as usage of different cannabis strains; however, even with the same strain, it is very likely that different guys will experience different sexual effects based on how it interacts with their own body chemistry.
Coaching a professional football team is admittedly far different than coaching high-school tennis (though there are no fewer prima donnas).
They opened here hard upon each other and deal, in admittedly very different ways, with a similar theme: reckless violence as a response to Nazism.
Impish intelligence The sight of fortysomething year-old men sweating is admittedly somewhat different to that of four twentysomethings glowing with youth and invincibility, but the years have been kind to the members of Blur and they have happily retained that look of impish intelligence.
The next four years will admittedly be different, but the point stands.
