The phrase "as confessed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been admitted or acknowledged, often in a context of a confession or admission of guilt.
Example: "The evidence was compelling, and as confessed, he had been at the scene of the crime."
Alternatives: "as admitted" or "as acknowledged".
187), authorized a court of the United States in revenue cases, on motion of the government attorney, to require the defendant to produce in court his private books, invoices, and papers on pain in case of refusal of having the allegations of the attorney in his motion taken as confessed.
In practical effect, the questions asked are taken as confessed, and made the basis of the discharge.
Magali Drouet, whose father, Claude was the leader of the group, said he had "as good as confessed" that some important documents had been concealed.
What are you seeing that the rest of us don't see?' " The photographers, meanwhile, have returned to public life as confessed traitors.
1901, p. 2018, directed a notice to be given to the claimants, requiring them to produce the invoice of these cases under penalty that the allegations respecting their contents should be taken as confessed.
As confessed museophile Simon Winder notes in his cheerful tour through German history, historical maps of the country resemble nothing so much as "an explosion in a jigsaw factory".
Inside, placards offer advice such as "Confess your crime and accept reform".
Not that Moscow has done anything as vulgar as confess to the Salisbury scheme.
Mr. Taub railed about news accounts that have described Lorenzo Branch as confessing to a murder.
Despite the specificity of our conversation, the interaction was as comfortingly anonymous as confessing to a priest.
In an ever more secular-minded Denmark, such views uttered by your average Dane would be about as controversial as confessing a love of raw herrings.
