The phrase "albeit accepting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a concession or acknowledgment while still maintaining a particular stance or viewpoint.
Example: "The committee approved the proposal, albeit accepting that some concerns remained unresolved."
Alternatives: "although acknowledging" or "even while accepting".
But both deserve credit for accepting, albeit under some duress, the basic elements of the Clinton administration's strategy for preventing forest fires.
So they end up succumbing to the cynicism of the environment, and accepting — albeit unhappily — the disempowerment and disenfranchisement that pervades Kosovo's adolescents and youth.
After all, more than half of the WTO's members lack even a domestic competition authority.Off limitsThere are signs that most poor countries could, albeit reluctantly, accept negotiations on government procurement and trade facilitation.
The non-selection of any of England's trio of tall, fast bowlers for the third Test in Perth is one of the enduring oddities of the winter, albeit Tremlett accepts his own low-key performance in Brisbane and the return to fitness of Tim Bresnan hardly pushed his own case for selection at the Waca.
And the court laid down what the MoD had already albeit belatedly accepted – that a new inquest into the death of heatstroke in Iraq of Private Jason Smith would be set up, extended to cover the circumstances in which he died – and why he died, not just how.
The blue kit, worn away, is heartily welcomed, but the red shirts are, albeit reluctantly, accepted.
It is now widely, albeit reluctantly, accepted that Europe depends on Russia's gas and that Russia, in its turn, cannot do without the lucrative EU market.
Next thing I knew, my Godmother had graciously offered to drive me home and my mother (albeit hesitantly) accepted on my behalf.
Albeit, to be clear, Facebook is not accepting legal liability for scam ads.
Romer's campaign had not noticed the errant donation, but was amused -- albeit somewhat embarrassed -- to be informed of accepting cash from a fictional figure.
