The phrase "albeit clean" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a contrasting idea, indicating that something is true, even though there is a qualification or exception.
Example: "The room was small, albeit clean, making it a cozy space for the weekend."
Alternatives: "though tidy" or "even if spotless".
The full beard has recently become a trademark; for a spell Law tried a unitard, but currently he prefers to dress something like a itinerant Depression-era farmhand, albeit a clean and cheerful one.
So conversion plants would probably have to burn natural gas, which is a fossil fuel (albeit a relatively clean one).
She would affect an accent and come into a neighborhood as Spanish, so we would get into a clean, albeit poor neighborhood that was white.
Höwedes had been fortunate not to be punished in the first half for a studs-up challenge on Pablo Zabaleta and Argentina were aggrieved after the break that Neuer got away with a challenge on Higuaín that had shades of Harald Schumacher in 1982, albeit with a clean punch of the ball but with a follow-up knee into his opponent's jaw.
Likewise, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi expects to post a ¥880 billion pre-tax loss for the first half of this year as a result of writing off ¥1.3 trillion of bad loans.But for every Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Sumitomo or Tokai trying, albeit belatedly, to clean up their balance sheets, there are dozens of lesser banks in Japan that continue to sweep their dreadful bad-debt problems under the carpet.
The site has a clean (albeit somewhat generic) interface, with integrated Google Maps pinpointing each reviewed restaurant and a calendar for upcoming events.
But those rules are in place to reinforce the idea that sex should be frequent, fun, and clean (albeit between a husband and wife).
The hit was clean, albeit a bit mildewy—I think the bottle's cork had begun to rot but the ensuing high was disappointing in its secularity.
(F, 4/06) Second, residents tried to keep the roads clean, albeit unwelcome activity, as they reminisced about street-sweepers that used to service the area.
This was indeed found to be the case and the γ-alkoxysulfone 5 f derived from ring-opening of propylene oxide with TBTSO2 i Pr 1 b gave clean, albeit slow, conversion to γ-sultine products on treatment with DBU (as judged by H NMR spectroscopy), though the labile sultines 7 f were only isolated in 21 % yield.
