The phrase "largely admitted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is accepted or acknowledged by most people. For example, "The large-scale benefits of renewable energy sources are largely admitted by scientists."
It is largely admitted that processing numerosity relies on an innate Approximate Number System (ANS), and recent research consistently observed a relationship between ANS acuity and mathematical ability in childhood.
The outline of what happened next, in a case that could lead to New York's first execution in nearly 40 years, was largely admitted by the defense at Mr. Harris's trial.
Although the order adds some details to the mess surrounding how management handled information about the London Whale trading debacle, JPMorgan had already largely admitted to the books-and-records violations in July 2012 when it withdrew its financial statements and said that its internal controls were inadequate.
Cotton, Perdue and other supporters of limiting family reunification visas argue that immigrants should be largely admitted based on their skills or employment.
Moreover, it is largely admitted that genetic resistance is closely linked to the host immune response [ 8].
It is now largely admitted that the mitogenic effect of oncogenes requires metabolic adaptations to respond to new energetic and bio constituent needs.
In the past year, the Taliban have forced the closure of 100 schools in Ghazni, largely because they admitted girls.
They got a crowd of about 1,400 there last summer for a friendly against Hannover 96 although that was, a club official admitted, largely down to the local appeal of Paul Scharner than an outbreak of Latics-fever in Carinthia.
"The situation was becoming increasingly complicated," Rowling admitted, "largely because Robert was doing rather better than we had expected … but we all still hoped to keep the secret a little longer.
Media horror stories about dirty and overcrowded hospitals, long waiting times, lack of medicines and a shortage of medical staff were largely true, he admitted: "I don't think it will be an exaggeration to say that some of our hospitals are death traps".Money is not the main reason.
Overall, Galligani said, a high percentage of UC applicants with low SATs are admitted largely because students are aware of the university's basic eligibility requirements -- which, if met, guarantee admission to one of the system's campuses.
