The phrase "albeit a powerful" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a contrasting idea or qualification, often to acknowledge a significant characteristic while also implying a limitation or exception.
Example: "The proposal was, albeit a powerful, not entirely feasible given the current budget constraints."
Alternatives: "although significant" or "even if strong".
Ukip seems more a movement, albeit a powerful one, than – yet – a political party.
Mr. al-Gashey is the only Palestinian voice, albeit a powerful one, in the film.
(If that consensus becomes a real possibility, what follows will need to be revisited). The choice then is between a symbolic act of impeachment (albeit a powerful one) or some other action(s), such as censure and/or prosecution after he leaves office, if there are sufficient grounds to think he has violated criminal statutes.
Cobain himself remains an enigma, albeit a powerful one, and director Brett Morgen ends the film by underlining what made him so compelling.
The question isn't simply what will China do to Africa, but rather, what will African governments allow powerful external and internal actors (of which China is only one, albeit a powerful, example) to do to African people?
The former, in isolation, would have been a minor incident, albeit terrifying, and a powerful reminder of growing antisemitism in Europe.
DealBook » Wall Street as Mystery Theater | In "Red Cloud Rising: The Fifth Wall," the director Gyda Arber has carefully constructed a fictional world of intrigue around Bydder Financial, a powerful (albeit imaginary) investment bank.
Our history can be seen as the history of successful waves of integration, albeit often obscured by a powerful (largely English) myth of Britain as insular, unchanging and so in need of protection from unprecedented change.
Earlier this week, Bret Easton Ellis also wrote a powerful, albeit very different, piece in Out magazine about how gay figures in the public eye are expected to be saintly: "Being 'real' and 'human' (ie flawed) is not necessarily what The Gay Gatekeepers want straight culture to see," he wrote.
It could be a powerful (albeit maybe intrusive?) form of advertising, but before that can happen WunWun needs scale.
By stepping down as CEO, Lance has given the Foundation he created an opportunity to remain a powerful (albeit temporarily weakened) force among non-profits and within the cancer and wellness communities.
