The phrase "as admitting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is capable of being accepted or acknowledged in a certain way.
Example: "The theory is not as admitting of alternative explanations as some might suggest."
Alternatives: "as allowing for" or "as open to".
The interpretation of natural rights as admitting of limitations upon rights by reference to other values is a constant aspect of the approach that pragmatism offered to the traditions of absolutism and imprescriptability on natural or human rights.
Kant like Locke regards pleasure (Lust) as admitting of no precise intrinsic verbal definition, but offers indirect causal and functional characterizations (1790/2000, p. 33/Ak. 20 231; see Bibliography note for more on Kant).
What is new here is not the idea that collective life-forms have mechanisms that ameliorate or avoid internal conflict (Michod and Herron 2006; Queller and Strassmann 2009) but to view the evolution of such mechanisms as admitting of a general theoretical treatment.
But doesn't the audit chart titled "In recent academic years, most campuses have admitted domestic nonresident undergraduates with lower weighted grade point averages than residents they admitted" show Berkeley as admitting out-of-state students with lower GPAs?
The story of the MNLA's military defeats remains obscure, as admitting causes of defeat appears as painful for the MNLA as it is for the Malian army.
One crucial question, then, is whether perceptual states as well as beliefs admit of both conscious and unconscious varieties.
○ Are there signs of unstable or weak attitudes and a lack of information, such as admitting a lack of knowledge or struggling to provide an answer?
"The people who might see a settlement as admitting liability, as an admission of the officers' guilt, would be closely questioned" during jury selection, he said.
And a question is improper which is so broad and indefinite as to admit of one answer under one set of circumstances and a different answer under another.
The usurpations of the legislature might be so flagrant and so sudden, as to admit of no specious colouring.
The bowlers are undoubtedly beginning to feel the strain, as Anderson readily admitted of the Wellington Test.
