The phrase "albeit constantly" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to introduce a contrasting or qualifying element in a sentence. Example: "She was determined to succeed, albeit constantly facing obstacles and setbacks."
Performance of open radar data with 5 min and 1 km2 resolution was acceptable in terms of runoff reproduction, albeit peak flows were constantly and flow volumes often underestimated.
Bitcoin is currently an expensive distributed database under the control of a single entity, albeit one that requires constantly burning energy to maintain — worst of all worlds.
"After all, as a fiction writer you're constantly manufacturing images, albeit ones made from words".
One concern with a service that relies on constantly streaming video - albeit compressed - over the internet is that users with monthly download limits may quickly exceed those.
Albeit they are highly visible, identified constantly in the media.
This presence, to which the mind is constantly directed without any mediation, albeit through an operation of which we are almost always unaware (intelligere abditum), is for Henry what directs the mind itself to all authentic knowledge (Emery 2001).
Sediment is constantly raining down on the seabed, albeit very slowly.
You're constantly tormented as a second-class citizen, albeit one with expressive eyes as deep and blue as the ocean.
From its perch near the Byram River, the original brick structure still stands -- albeit with some renovations and improvements - monitoring the constantly changing village.
She has reassuringly lined but near-flawless skin, albeit expertly made up (she reminds me of this constantly, and of the flattering lighting, at the same time as telling me that British women should more readily accept compliments).
