The phrase "and does not admit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not allowed or accepted in a particular context.
Example: "The policy is strict and does not admit any exceptions."
Alternatives: "and does not allow" or "and does not permit".
The Mimamsa views the universe as being eternal and does not admit the need of tracing it back to a creator.
"The city strongly believes that the D.O.C. acted appropriately," she said, "and does not admit any fault by the D.O.C. or any liability".
Because it imposes an extra charge and does not admit guided tours, the harem is also mercifully quieter than the rest of the museum and than Aya Sofia outside.Sadly, Aya Sofia (pictured below) is disfigured by internal scaffolding, but the immense scale of the basilica, built by Justinian between 532 and 537 AD, is staggering.
For example, the disjunctive constraint corresponds to the correlated link weights, so the maximum flow problem in correlated networks is also NP-hard and does not admit a PTAS.
Such an existential quantifier is context-dependent.[53] On the face of it, then, IFL cannot but violate the principle of compositionality and does not admit of a Tarski-type truth-definition.
Mexico does not allow for half measures, and does not admit that we remain unscathed.
"Anybody that surfs big waves and doesn't admit that, they're joking or lying.
On the story of Tamil Nadu's exploited garment workers, mooney55 wrote: The issue is more complex and doesn't admit any easy options.
It's been six years, almost exactly, since we learned that she had cancer, and in that time there were other things we learned that were wrenching, too — about her marriage, about her role in her husband's campaigns, and about what one does and doesn't admit to the public and to oneself.
