The phrase "admitting the execution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts where one party acknowledges the completion of a task or action, often in relation to agreements or contracts.
Example: "The parties involved are admitting the execution of the contract as per the agreed terms."
Alternatives: "acknowledging the completion of" or "confirming the execution of".
After the war, Marty admitted to ordering the execution of as many as five hundred volunteers, though the number is disputed.
Under cross-examination for the first time in his current trial, the former Iraqi dictator admitted signing an order for the execution of 148 Shias.Condoleezza Rice, America's secretary of state, and Jack Straw, her British counterpart, made a surprise visit to Iraq to hurry along the formation of a new government.
Because Vick had not admitted to his full participation in the execution of the dogs, the prosecutors agreed to the sentencing guidelines of 18 to 24 months.
A state official admitted that prison guards had bungled the execution of the gang leader Stanley Tookie Williams last December, but denied that it constituted cruel and unusual punishment.
First, he admitted that he was guilty of the execution of an unarmed young man in the middle of a busy market in 2009 – his final and most notorious killing.
It is also important to note that the time consumed by the schedulability test execution does not jeopardize the execution of the tasks already admitted into the system.
Item: Although top Baathists have not publicly admitted it, it is universally believed that Hussein ordered the execution of Ayatollah Sayyid Muhammad Baqr al-Sadr, the Iraqi Shiites' top leader, friend of Khomeini and longtime foe of Baathist rule.
Although Prance's testimony led to the execution of three men in 1679, he later admitted that he had lied.
A1 Ashcroft Firm on Execution Attorney General John Ashcroft said he would not delay the execution of Timothy J. McVeigh set for June 11, but admitted that the F.B.I. had found about 900 more pages of documents that the government had not given to Mr. McVeigh's trial lawyers.
The intervention (figure 1) consists of the execution of a redesigned care pathway for stroke patients admitted to the Maastricht University Medical Centre.
