The phrase "admittedly instead" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a contrast or concession, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "Admittedly instead of focusing on the positives, we often dwell on the negatives."
Alternatives: "Granted, rather than" or "Admittedly, in place of".
Admittedly, instead of meeting up with your family to share a lovely meal cooked by your nan, this afternoon you'll have to join a load of sweaty marketing consultants and City workers on a dangerously overloaded bus.
Admittedly, instead of meeting up with your family to share a lovely meal cooked by your grandmother, this afternoon you'll have to join a load of sweaty marketing consultants and city workers on a dangerously overloaded bus.
Admittedly, instead of hearing "Daddy don't break it" as you go to Pep Boys to buy a bulb to fix the burnt out taillight in the car you bought your adorable 16 year old daughter, it would be sort of cool to hear "Daddy don't break them" as you go to knock the lights out of the mean girls in high school on your daughter's behalf.
Admittedly counterintuitive, we decide instead to knock-down ApoER2 in reeler cortices.
(Admittedly, we might be dealing instead with Western Europe's problems: relatively stagnant growth and high unemployment).
Instead, Jennings, an admittedly apathetic student, signed a letter of intent to attend Arizona and planned to stay there only one season.
Admittedly, families may elect to instead just pay a penalty that by 2016 will reach $695 per uninsured person or 2.5percentt of family income (whichever is greater).
I no longer feel like I'm dragging a phone with me "just in case" I would need to get in touch with somebody – now I'm having a useful (and admittedly pretty good-looking) gadget instead.
Perhaps the title references the fact that he's finally mimicked his live show with an upbeat selection of dancefloor-ready cuts, instead of his admittedly slower midtempo jams, which were never a bad thing.
Rather than adopting the Annex I/non Annex I (or industrialized/developing country) distinction, the Durban Platform focuses instead on the (admittedly non-binding) pledge to create a system of greenhouse gas reductions including all Parties (that is, all key countries) by 2015 that will come into force (after ratification) by 2020.
Admittedly no one used the word "bailout", instead referring to "the Master Facility Agreement".
