The phrase "admittedly given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging or conceding a point or fact that has been presented or accepted.
Example: "Admittedly given the circumstances, we had to make a difficult decision."
Alternatives: "acknowledged that" or "granted that".
This notional plot is a little hard to follow, admittedly, given the characteristically oblique lyrics howled by Bixler and the elemental tumult of The Mars Volta's music.
Keep the former London mayor locked up for the day; easier said than done, admittedly, given that Ken has yet to find a camera he didn't want to appear in front of.
Cuts in tax rates and bureaucracy have increased tax revenues and made it a bit easier to start a business.Economists have been upgrading their forecasts of this year's GDP growth to 6% or more rough guesses, admittedly, given the amount of activity hidden from the tax authorities and the limitations of a statistical bureau that recently recalculated the 2000 growth figure for the third time.
(This is quite hard for some PRs admittedly, given their relationships with journalists can often be low to zero).
Admittedly, given the fact that conflicting findings in genetic studies of complex diseases occur commonly regardless of study design, there are also negative reports for the genes we showed in the Table S2, which are not listed in the present paper.
Admittedly, giving total player freedom would undermine the squad-based ethos, but without being able to issue movement commands, straying from a narrow focus risks losing sensor lock and a return to the last checkpoint.
Also, Samsung predictably leads with a swipe at Apple, which it admittedly gives a decent amount of credit by including it as a participant in a cross-platform business video teleconference.
For instance, when Director of the NSA, James Clapper, admittedly gave false answers to Congress about the bulk collection of data, some members of the Intelligence Committee rushed to his defense.
It's a topic I (admittedly) have not given much prior thought and I was pleased at how informative the hour turned out to be.
The software is admittedly shaky, given that it is explicitly for testing, and Apple asks for feedback with any problems.
Such anxieties are admittedly rational, given the chance of potentially disrupting and ruining a treasured artifact or institution.
