The phrase "albeit a moderate" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a concession or qualification, indicating that something is true to a certain extent, but with a limitation or condition.
Example: "The proposal was accepted, albeit a moderate adjustment to the budget was necessary."
Alternatives: "although somewhat" or "even if modest".
The reality is that Steele may be black, but he is still a conservative (albeit a moderate one).
Indeed, Mr. Kostunica has been labeled a nationalist, albeit a moderate one, a description that he said makes him uncomfortable.
The meaning of the 2004 race is further complicated by the fact that Schweitzer chose a Republican — albeit a moderate of the Jim Jeffords variety — as his running mate.
Conscientious Italian officials had taken the precaution of concealing nude statues for the first visit in a decade by an Iranian politician – albeit a moderate one – in a bid to be culturally sensitive.
Interestingly, studies with B. trispora and P. blakesleeanus revealed that light indeed had a positive effect on the former (albeit a moderate one), but no effect on the latter (Kuzina and Cerda-Olmedo 2007).
Panichareon et al. [ 6] noted a linkage disequilibrium (albeit a moderate one) between SNP's in CTXN3 and SLC12A2; both these genes are within the 5q23 region that has been identified as a "locus of vulnerability" or a "candidate region" with respect to genetic risk of schizophrenia [ 9- 11].
Villains draw ire and generate negative emotions, and while the NPF has produced mixed results on what persuasive function they have, it is likely they play an important role, albeit a moderating one that is likely secondary to victims and heroes (Zanocco et al., 2017).
Non-homologous recombination can be used to generate random integrations in genomes relatively effortlessly, albeit with a moderate efficiency and precision.
This boost came after Tuesdays reassurance from the Federal Reserve that the economy is growing, albeit at a moderate pace.
As growth around the globe proceeds apace (albeit at a moderate pace with added volatility), I expect double-digit-growth opportunities to abound overseas and to remain single-digit, but stable, here at home.
The Thai baht has been falling against the dollar, albeit at a moderate pace, at the exchange rate of 35.9 baht to one U.S. dollar in late Wednesday trading on offshore markets, having fallen to 35.50 baht for one U.S. dollar on Tuesday, and from 35.20 baht last Friday.
