The phrase "admittedly significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging the importance or impact of something, often in a context where there may be some hesitation or counterargument.
Example: "The results of the study are admittedly significant, suggesting a strong correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "undeniably important" or "clearly substantial".
As Mr. Mahler himself notes, in every measurable way, other than national TV ratings (an admittedly significant concern), baseball is doing much better than at any time in its history.
To suggest that medicine should adopt a "fast food" model to reduce costs represents a simplistic solution to the admittedly significant expense of health-care delivery.If health care is concentrated in regional specialised medical centres, some patients might have to travel as far as 150 miles for outpatient surgery.
Greenspan and Bernanke may have an admittedly "significant or permanent" impairment in their vision, but I can tell you this Americans dont get paid to wake up every morning willfully blind.
An admittedly substantial side-effect profile may limit widespread use of FOLFIRINOX and, despite representing potentially significant advances over the prior collective experience, neither regimen is curative.
Redstone's decline admittedly has some significant business implications, but the saga should be viewed with alarm by all aging parents with children, caretakers and active romantic relationships.
The chief justice's own approval rating dropped to a low of 31 percent – admittedly not a terribly significant figure when 20 percent of the respondents had "no opinion" and another 22 percent said they had never heard of him).
There was little between Watford and a much-changed Liverpool pursuing a sixth-place finish in the Premier League aside from an end product – a significant difference, admittedly, and one that explains why Quique Sánchez Flores was again left defending his position and achievement this season after an encouraging display yielded zero return.
Admittedly, we observed no significant association between deteriorating glucose tolerance and hs-CRP in contrast to some previous reports [ 3, 5, 33].
The average percent reductions of both primary rating scale scores in the quetiapine/CBT group, although significant, were admittedly modest (30%).
Admittedly, this is a significant hurdle, but a one-time intervention with a gene therapy approach, which is practical in implementation and could cure HIV-1 infection, would be a viable alternative, both economically and medically.
Admittedly, some of them have significant operating problems.
