The phrase "albeit basically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a concession or qualification, indicating that something is true, though in a fundamental or simple way.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit basically a prototype that needs further development."
Alternatives: "although fundamentally" or "even if simply".
Resident Evil, albeit basically, albeit very disguised by horror and action, can tell you something about science and the predominating news stories of the mid-1990s.
Our data are consistent with this model of binding, in that substitution of a small, hydrophobic residue at position 680 (G) had much greater effects on 4E10 binding at both the IC50 and IC90 levels than the substitution of a large, albeit basically charged, residue (R) at the same position.
Plus, he is a Scot, albeit one who basically lives in London.
It's basically hearsay, albeit high-level hearsay.
Both taxa are otherwise basically green, albeit with some yellowish or bluish elements.
When utilizing the regularization, one knows that checking such criterion is basically problematic, albeit its importance to engineering circumstances.
But the 20th century closed with the tort system remaining basically intact, albeit held to a lower status within the entire system of compensation, as the majority of compensation for reparable injuries continued to be paid through social security systems and insurance claims.
(Wikipedia notes some have called Aeon Spoke's sound "progressive ethereal rock," but never mind that. It's basically acoustic emo, albeit quite good acoustic emo).
Yony Leyser's new film Desire Will Set You Free is basically a fictional, albeit pretty realistic time capsule of Berlin's current underground scene.
(Wikipedia notes some have called Aeon Spoke's sound "progressive ethereal rock," but never mind that. It's basically acoustic emo, albeit quite good acoustic emo). Elements from their solo projects, acoustic and prog, can be heard in the work here, as the songs stretch out from verse to bridge to break.
It is still, basically, Top Gear shtick, albeit now on a budget rivalling a small country's GDP.
