The phrase "albeit broken" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to acknowledge a condition or state that is contrary to what is expected, often in a concessive manner.
Example: "The project was a success, albeit broken in some areas that need improvement."
Alternatives: "although flawed" or "even if damaged".
He will have no mandate, and Congress is also finely balanced, with a slender Republican majority in the House and a tie (albeit broken by a vice-presidential casting vote) in the Senate.
In total contrast, De Rachewiltz's early upbringing revolved around bee-keeping and sheep herding, albeit broken up by trips to see her father and his mistress at the home they kept in Venice.
In strong alleles of shd or rse only the first stripes, 1D and 1V, develop, albeit broken into spots; in weak alleles, some residual interstripe formation is observed, and the striped organization of the melanophores is better preserved.
Because the hinge is separated from Smc3's NBD by a 50-nm long albeit broken coiled coil, we propose that it involves the transient association of hinge domains with the Smc3 NBD, whose acetylation is stimulated by them.
They seem fairly happy, albeit a bit broken and bruised".
Horizon is, as we know, directly related to the core Forza engine but sufficiently distanced that it offers a distinct personality albeit without breaking out of the family circuit.
He concluded that Megadeth were "clearly opting for melody over aggression", albeit rarely breaking into "thrash mode".
Our connection drops once, but rather than leave me hanging when I call back, as some might, Tim's quick to pick up, albeit without breaking the inexorable drumming of fingertips on keyboard.
Almost all taenite in meteorites has broken down, albeit often on a microscopic scale, to kamacite and tetrataenite.
Hillary Clinton's nomination does not "fix" anything fundamental in this country, but it does send a message that barriers can be broken ― albeit if much more slowly than is ideal.
May has now broken with that consensus, albeit on her own terms.
