The phrase "albeit broken up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge a situation or condition that is true, even if it is not ideal or complete.
Example: "The presentation was informative, albeit broken up by technical difficulties."
Alternatives: "although fragmented" or "even if disrupted".
It's been our view since September that GGP would not be broken up but would re-emerge, albeit with some large investors.
The prose submissions page reads like the confessions of a literary sadist, albeit a discerning one: "We like text that is broken up and structures that seem unfamiliar.
Also overturned was the conviction against Enron's auditor, Arthur Andersen (albeit too late to save the venerable firm from being broken up).
Today, even phone calls between neighbors on the far side of the world are broken up into packets that may wind up crossing American territory, albeit at the speed of light, before they get down the block in, say, Baghdad.
He got his way, albeit with damaging qualifications, without breaking up his party.
If California decides that homosexual marriage is legal, says William Hohengarten, a Washington-based partner at Jenner & Block, any break-ups from the recent San Francisco nuptials will probably need to go to the divorce courts.Unless you are Britney Spears in Las Vegas (who rather conventionally married a man, albeit briefly) marriages do not usually break up right away.
Those factors, they say, are not sufficient reason to break up a state that has existed, albeit on shifting territory, for more than 250 years.
This far-out plan to break up California is the brainchild of just one man — albeit one worth an estimated $1 billion, which he can spend freely to turn his dreams into our reality.
If they do, and the split happens, it could be a rare example of an African country breaking up in peace.It is hard to find many good things to say about Mr Bashir; but he has to be commended, so far, for seeming to accept his country's likely break-up, albeit that he will keep the best oil-bearing bits on his side of the proposed border between north and south.
