The phrase "although we admit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a concession or acknowledgment of a point before presenting a contrasting idea or argument.
Example: "Although we admit that the project faced several challenges, we believe it ultimately succeeded in achieving its goals."
Alternatives: "even though we acknowledge" or "while we concede".
The N.B.A.'s mesmerizing team hails from Southern California, although we admit that is mostly because the Lakers' Ron Artest dyed his hair orange and we are fairly certain that was not the shade he was going for.
Although we admit that some of our patients were still in pain, it is important to note that these patients have a long medical history.
And although we admit that the 3s is less spunky than the Protegé, it's that much more confident at the limit during very harsh cornering.
Although we admit that ghost cities may exist in the particular urbanizing phase of China and that some ghost cities now may be well developed in the future, this study provides a thorough evaluation on the ghost city condition in China.
Check out Funny Or Die's exclusive video of the Oscar nominee reciting Martinson's rant (although we admit we'd rather hear the words coming from Barack Obama's mouth).
Although we admit that this is only speculative, this observation suggests that structural and functional changes associated to the disease might be dynamic.
Although on paper, we admit, it doesn't look as convenient".
Although this was carefully considered, we admit this is as a somewhat arbitrary choice.
The Big East, for example, could now be called the Saving Ourselves from B.C.S. Obscurity Because Notre Dame Won't Love Us Conference, although we do admit that's a bit unwieldy in a logo.
That's exactly what Nokia's bicycle charging kit does, although we must admit that it's not the first of its kind by any means.
Although, we'll admit, it doesn't account for what happens when your pouring hand gets a little heavy.
