The phrase "albeit an important" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a contrasting idea or qualification, often to acknowledge something while also pointing out a limitation or exception.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit an important lesson was learned about time management."
Alternatives: "although significant" or "even if crucial".
He has been a footnote, albeit an important one.
For American stars, the Baftas are an optional stop, albeit an important one, on the way to the main event.
Improving the Internet is just one means, albeit an important one, by which to improve the human condition.
However the question of the single currency is just one issue, albeit an important one, affecting Britain's future in Europe.
Creativity is the whole process of how we come up with new ideas; insight is just a step along the way, albeit an important one.
The Supreme Court decision affected only one part, albeit an important one, of a host of attacks on managed care in the courts as well as Congress and state legislatures.
Albeit, a very important lesson in what can happen when lines of communication fail during periods of heightened tension.
Albeit unexpected for an important biotechnological workhorse, several Trichoderma species were used as photomorphogenic models [ 33] and since the discovery of light modulated cellulase gene expression [ 34] the interrelationship between metabolic functions and light response became a focus of research.
James's influence is hinted at explicitly in The Talented Mr Ripley when Mr Green leaf asks Tom if he has ever read The Ambassadors - in fact the plot of Ripley, in which an American is sent to Europe to try to persuade a fellow countryman to return home, is borrowed directly from James, albeit with an important twist.
In this sense, neocortical activity is largely generated intrinsically, albeit with an important modulation from thalamus [3], [4].
However, we did not consider off-site effects (i.e., effects outside of the region being investigated), albeit they are an important facet in EGS analysis especially with respect to carbon sequestration (see Seppelt et al. 2011).
