The phrase "admitting that the final" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging or conceding something related to a conclusion or outcome.
Example: "Admitting that the final decision was not in our favor, we must now focus on the next steps."
Alternatives: "acknowledging that the final" or "conceding that the final".
Gibberd admitted that the final designs were not quite as adventurous as he might have hoped, but the human-scale neighbourhood development of the Lansbury still proved immensely influential for town planning throughout the 1950s.
Egyptian-born businessman Assem Allem, who took over the club in 2010, admitted that the final moments of the game were stressful but added that Saturday was one of the proudest days of his life.
Grosjean admitted that the final part of the season, after he returned from the ban he served over the weekend of September's Italian Grand Prix, had been a challenge.
While penning the teleplay, he kept in mind the knowledge that "nothing positive [is] happening"; however, Small did admit that the final scene of the episode Brendon's camera breaking on the road was actually an optimistic footnote in the series' narrative.
Having been linked with an exit since entering the final year of his contract, Sagna also admitted that the FA Cup final triumph over Hull was the last time he would feature in the Arsenal shirt, and stressed that his next destination will be finalised before France's campaign at the World Cup gets underway on 15 June.
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On the possibility of onerous checks that could clog up the country's ports if Britain leaves the customs union, he admitted that the Treasury believed the final Brexit deal could mean a fivefold rise in border inspections.
