The phrase "albeit because" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
"Albeit" is used to introduce a contrast, while "because" introduces a reason, making the combination contradictory.
Example: "She was late, albeit because of traffic."
Alternatives: "although due to" or "even though because of".
Moreover, by 1255 Eóghan had given his full allegiance to the Scottish crown, albeit because of lack of favour given to him by the King of Norway.
He liked the military life, albeit because it gave him a chance to organ ise rather than to kill.
You never actually gave your friend any money, albeit because of sad happenstance, so there's nothing for him to repay.
A garish assault on the senses, the shirts clashing with France's blue shorts, it was an early case of TV executives calling the shots – albeit because the only shirts France and Hungary had taken with them were indistinguishable on black-and-white sets.
With Domenech generally managing to curtail his paranoid and irrelevant public utterances, albeit because the FFF supervises him like glowering headmasters and scold him at the merest hint of deviation from the straight and narrow (such as before the Serbia game, when he was publicly rebuked for telling journalists they had only come to a press conferences because they "scented blood").
At the moment, the thinking is that white women, concentrated geographically in the American south, face a future of diminishing possibilities; black women can see an upward historical trend (albeit because the history of black America is so grim, in comparative terms).
In the meantime, airlines are scrambling to conserve fuel (albeit largely because it accounts for a third of their costs).
Unemployment has fallen to 7.3%, its lowest level since the end of 2008, albeit partly because many women and retirees have left the workforce.
As Contador and Schleck sped, Evans slowed, albeit briefly, because of a mechanical problem with his bike.
The combined company is expected to jettison much of its refining and marketing business on the West Coast, albeit primarily because of anticipated regulatory pressure.
The memo offers the first account of what took place in that meeting to be made public, albeit secondhand, because the memo's author was not present.
