The phrase "albeit available" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to acknowledge a condition or fact while introducing a contrasting idea, often implying that something is available but perhaps not ideal or fully satisfactory.
Example: "The service was, albeit available, not up to the expected standards."
Alternatives: "although accessible" or "even if present".
Yet, when I took the app for a brief spin, I was faced with further indecision: should I link ThePresent.co to my Facebook account and send it off to mine (albeit, publicly available) data on my intended recipient.
Finally, it should be noted that, according to a recent review comparing self-reported and measured data [ 39], it is possible that the magnitude of the underestimation of BMI values using self-reported data decreases with time, albeit the available data come from different studies conducted in different countries.
These findings indicate that the NPC contains a prospective component consistent with the well-documented saccade planning signal (Gnadt and Andersen, 1988; Snyder et al., 1997) and a retrospective component that, albeit only available for a limited time, could be used for learning or monitoring of recent saccades.
We need the results of trials on these treatments, which are still available, albeit on paper.
With streaming so readily available, albeit illegally, why would you pay?
Wine is available, albeit served in plastic cups, and every Tuesday, Mr TT himself adds a surprise ingredient to proceedings.
This paper argues that evidence is available, albeit in sources that are rarely used by academic researchers.
In the absence of a documented complete set of installation and set-up tests, the results are validated qualitatively using available albeit limited field test data.
Despite its advantages, the induction cooktop has been resisted by consumers in the United States, even though G.E. has made the technology available, albeit sporadically, since 1984.
Allen Fishbein, the director of credit and housing policy for the Consumer Federation of America, an advocacy group based in Washington, said that nontraditional mortgages were still available, albeit on a more limited basis, to those with above-average, or prime, credit scores.
