The phrase "admitting from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as it does not fit standard English usage.
Example: "I am admitting from my mistakes" does not work; a clearer phrase would be needed.
Alternatives: "acknowledging" or "confessing" or "accepting responsibility for".
History suggests that the only wise approach to designing a company town is admitting from the outset something that ought to be eminently familiar to both Zuckerberg and his employees.
BHI appeared to have already arrived at its conclusions in advance, admitting from the outset that the aim of the research was to arm opponents of cap-and-trade with data for their arguments, and to weaken or destroy the initiative.
As Bordeaux played the night before everyone else, their time at the top may have lasted only 24 hours, and the team they beat 4-0, Le Havre, may have a one-way ticket back to Ligue 2, but it was an impressive performance and one that left opposition coach Jean-Marc Nobilo admitting: "From what I've seen, Bordeaux are the best side in France.
After the pilot test, all patients admitting from 9th February to 15th April 2008 fulfilling the recruitment requirements were recruited.
Applicants admitted from our Reserve category cannot defer admission.
Most pupils are admitted from 50 or so feeder schools.
They suffered, Andrade admits, from second-album syndrome.
Qualitative and quantitative data were collected from the 3 groups of students who were admitted from 2002 to 2011.
Internal medicine residents often provide hospital care for patients who are admitted from and discharged to nursing homes.
If you are admitted from February 1 , 2019through April 5 , 2019your deposit deadline will be April 19 , 2019
Please note: students admitted from the waitlist are ineligible to apply for Columbia University Housing.
