The phrase "albeit along" is not correct and does not form a standard expression in written English.
"Albeit" is typically used to mean "although" or "even though," and it does not naturally pair with "along" in a coherent way.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit with some challenges."
Alternatives: "although" or "even though".
In less than a second he had the answer, albeit along with some hundred trillion spurious answers.
Inoue is also noteworthy for having led the way, albeit along highly nationalistic lines, in interpreting Confucian developments of the early-modern period as movements in "philosophy," using the newly coined Japanese word, tetsugaku.
My brief ride from the station to the centre of town, albeit along a main road, was a pleasure, with no buses driving on my back wheel and no cars revving their engines trying to overtake dangerously.
But now, researchers have observed orangutans walking in a way that resembles human locomotion--albeit along the branches of trees.
And most of those making the films seem willing to go along, albeit with reservations.
For much of his first decade as principal, the college chugged along, albeit with a dismal level of funding.
Just like Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn, Tinder enables people to get along, albeit in a somewhat infantile, sexual and superficial way.
The answer seems to be that if filmmakers have immersed themselves in all things Iranian while avoiding westernization, they can get along, albeit with extreme difficulty.
Finally, smart-phones could become a substitute for broadband access at home, which still is not widespread in South-East Asia.Even mothballed Myanmar is coming along, albeit slowly.
Milan took their chances when they came along, albeit we were contributors to our own downfall.
The U.S. economy is still chugging along, albeit not as fast as it did just half a year ago.
