The phrase "albeit ambiguous" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate that something is true or correct, although it may not be completely clear or easily understood. Here is an example of how to use it in a sentence: "John's explanation of the problem was convincing, albeit ambiguous. Some of the details were unclear, but overall it made sense."
When Heather Watson said earlier in the week that Williams was the only player in the game today who had to worry about ranking points, because she wins "whenever she wants", it was no idle observation, albeit ambiguous as Watson herself needs them more than most.
From out of the sea of emptiness, through Dainich's articulation qua mutual interplay of the five material elements, the cosmos is ordered into distinct and discrete things and events, and the hosshin transforms itself into a legible — albeit ambiguous — cosmic (con text.
Furthermore, although as a general proposition decentralization is desirable and has been planned by Ukraine for a year, the concocted, albeit ambiguous, demands for special decentralization for parts of Luhansk and Donetsk in Minsk II are perverse in light of two facts.
Of note, the pharmacogenomic examination of RNA expression in peripheral blood samples also identified a set of ten genes with high discriminatory power, albeit ambiguous biological plausibility, with ACOX1, representing the single most important gene to explain OS (see section C of the Supplementary Material, available at Annals of Oncology online).
More recently, the rise of the Internet has changed the profile of Esperanto, albeit in ambiguous ways.
We conclude that evidence for a periodicity at 62 Myr is robust, and evidence for periodicity at approximately 27 Myr is also present, albeit more ambiguous.
Albeit, it is still ambiguous if these medications are truly beneficial [ 68]; the epidemiological findings can be used to generate hypotheses for a wide range of laboratory and clinical studies.
Herring definitely is Britten-lite – albeit with an ambiguous moral undertow.
Despite the increasingly dire military outlook, Nasjonal Samlings position at the head of the government, albeit with its ambiguous relationship to the Reichskommissariat, remained unassailable.
Digital ink barely dry on Grab's announcement, Uber revealed that it too is moving into Myanmar's capital city Yangon, albeit within a more ambiguous time frame of "soon".
If anything, the return to the values of 1913 is tacitly endorsed, albeit in a complex and ambiguous fashion, when Hofmiller discovers, to his horror, that Edith has sexual desires.
