The phrase "admittedly the case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging a fact or situation that may be seen as unfavorable or difficult to dispute.
Example: "Admittedly the case, the project faced numerous challenges that hindered its progress."
Alternatives: "undeniably true" or "it is a fact that".
Admittedly, the cases of Jonathan Aitken and Lord Archer were drastically worse, the former lying under oath and coercing a daughter to do the same for him, the latter pocketing a massive libel award with perjury of his own.
With the last two best picture winners - Argo and The Artist - both about the art of movie-making (admittedly, in the case of Argo it was a fake movie), things look good for Saving Mr Banks if Hollywood decides to honour its own ingenuity once again.
Admittedly, in the case of the latter, this particular kind of open world approach hadn't been done in the context of Zelda before and getting it right was obviously a herculean effort but I still prefer Skyward Sword to Breath of the Wild.
Admittedly, in the case of Niger where the problems were most acute, we had the feeling that our findings were not in the least welcome from the perspective of the Ministry of Health and other public authorities - at least during the first three years of our research.
Admittedly, the Riverdale case appears to be in a class of its own in terms of government overreach, but these are not the only cases of government preying upon vulnerable individuals.
This is admittedly artificial, but the case law indicates that this imports attorney-client privilege to the accountant communications as well. 5. Should You Send In Penalty Money?
In addition, as we did not define the term "research institution," patients may conflate research institution with the hospital where they were treated (which, admittedly, is often the case).
Admittedly, the Justice Department's case may be bad news for the established book industry.
