The phrase "admitting causes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is acknowledging or accepting the reasons behind certain events or actions.
Example: "In the meeting, she was open about admitting causes for the project's delays, which helped the team understand the challenges better."
Alternatives: "acknowledging reasons" or "accepting factors".
The story of the MNLA's military defeats remains obscure, as admitting causes of defeat appears as painful for the MNLA as it is for the Malian army.
A surprisingly large proportion (17.9%) of the admitting causes were, rather imprecisely, coded as "factors influencing health status and contact with health services" (Z00 Z99), of which 84.9% were "medical observation and evaluation for suspected diseases and conditions" (Z03).
Tracey Connelly was jailed in 2009 after admitting causing or allowing his death.
Michael Broom, 50, was originally sentenced to three years in prison after admitting causing grievous bodily harm to Mark Haley.
Chelsea Rowe, 26, received a 12-month prison term in July after admitting causing serious injury to Briggs by dangerous driving.
Due to the noise and disturbance, he was given a 12 month community order, an eight-week curfew, £85 prosecution costs and a £500 compensation bill after admitting causing a public nuisance at St Albans Magistrate Court.
Tracey Connelly was jailed in 2009 after admitting causing or allowing his death, while her boyfriend, Steven Barker, and their lodger, Jason Owens, Barker's brother, were found guilty at the Old Bailey of the same charge.
He was jailed for 16 months at Manchester Crown Court after admitting causing death by careless driving.
The study protocol required 1 of these conditions to be coded as an admitting cause for the hospitalization.
Ellahi admitted causing death by dangerous driving and other offences.
He had previously admitted causing death due to careless driving.
