The phrase "albeit collectively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a concession or qualification, indicating that something is true, even if it applies to a group as a whole.
Example: "The team performed well, albeit collectively, they struggled with communication."
Alternatives: "although as a group" or "even if together".
After three consecutive years of nine nominees in the newly elasticated best picture category, the Academy collectively (albeit not intentionally) elected to dock this year's field by one.
Brison, for instance, calls rape "gender-motivated violence against women, which is perpetrated against women collectively, albeit not all at once and in the same place" (2002, 98).
After sharing the perfect, albeit slightly terrifying painting online, Twitter collectively declared its love for Janet, an unlikely superhero who will.
We are collectively or mutually self-deceived, albeit on a very small scale.
Climate change is an emergency, too, albeit one that's felt rather more collectively.
The media forms the arena in which these different interpretations are presented and debated, and hence, collectively, the media speaks for climate, albeit not in one voice.
Collectively, cells showed several apoptotic features, albeit no DNA fragmentation and no exposure of phosphatidylserine.
Combined with recent improvements in the chronologies of Late Quaternary shorelines fringing inland lake basins and deflation during arid times, these data collectively reaffirm that Australia generally became increasingly, albeit irregularly, drier from the last interglaciation through to the last glacial maximum.
All 15 of these artists and stories, and the 25 works they have collectively contributed, comprise what becomes a united, albeit complex, narrative of female creativity. .
Collectively, current data implicate TNFR2 in ACR, albeit the causal connections remain to be revealed.
