The phrase "admittedly related" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging a connection or relationship between two subjects, often with a hint of concession.
Example: "The two studies are admittedly related, as they both explore the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "undeniably connected" or "acknowledged link."
The placement of the fish trap exception'(except for fish trap sites)'a phrase admittedly not relating to alienation of title to land, does tend to cut against the Secretary's interpretation of Executive Order No. 8979.
He traces that back to parental issues related to his, admittedly, fairly normal upbringing in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
But that approach typifies, in admittedly miniature and not directly related form, much that's wrong with Australian cricket; there's been too much fiddling around with the sight screens, too much outrage over umpiring, and altogether too much tweeting, and too little focus on getting the big things – playing to reverse swing, negotiating DRS, Shane Watson – right.
Admittedly, my ranking is directly related to the celebrities' impact on the brands they endorse.
Admittedly, this difference may be related to our smaller size of the BRAF V600E mutation subgroup.
Admittedly, however, these observations could have been related to selection bias and an unbalanced distribution of outcome determinants between treatment groups [ 20].
The expansion of waves provides an (admittedly) weak approximation to correlations (see Fig. 3) related to the Breit Wigner approximation.
We found no evidence of an increase in admissions for FAS among children aged under 1 year, although numbers were admittedly very small, during a period when admissions for alcohol related harms in women of childbearing age increased quite substantially.
Being admittedly Old School, I have to say that when first considering issues related to the efficiency of remote mobile technology I felt a little like a stegosaurus doing algebra.
