The phrase "as conceded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge or accept a point that has been previously agreed upon or admitted by someone else.
Example: "The proposal was met with skepticism, but as conceded by the committee, it does have potential benefits."
Alternatives: "as acknowledged" or "as admitted".
Because Duncan relied on long-time friend and basketball buddy Obama to sponsor his changes, Race to the Top's long-term viability is questionable, as conceded to the young student in Cleveland.
As conceded by the authors, this paper has several limitations and the discussion is worthwhile reading.
As conceded by Vinsonneau and colleagues, this may have lead to changes in investigator practices during the study period, particularly with respect to the delivered dose of renal support.
That could risk upsetting the Republican right, if Mr Bush is seen as conceding too much to the Democrats.
But in Brussels, turning to the I.M.F. is seen as conceding that the monetary union cannot care for its own.
"As far as conceding goals is concerned, I put it down to one thing really: concentration levels.
It's from Bill McCarthy: Fun match, but some familiar problems, such as conceding an early goal and a late one.
The two-decade stalemate over Nagorno-Karabakh hastokeded ferocious passions in both Armenia and Azerbaijan, and their leaders risk an angry domestic reaction if they are seen as conceding.
The clerical rulers of Iran, sensing an opportunity to project power in an unsettled region, will not allow themselves to be seen as conceding to American mandates.
"At the start of the season, at least we were scoring as well as conceding - the nightmare scenario of a fragile defence and a toothless attack looms.
Could even the worst cinema trip, 3D glasses, price and all, feel half as bad as conceding an injury-time winner?
