The phrase "albeit contentious" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a contrasting or qualifying clause in a sentence. Example: "The new policy, albeit contentious, was ultimately approved by the board." In this example, "albeit contentious" is used to acknowledge that the policy may have caused disagreement or controversy, but it was still approved by the board. It adds nuance to the sentence and acknowledges the opposing viewpoint.
They portray him as a dutiful ambassador who carried out United States policy, albeit contentious United States policy.
More than that though, the incident establishes a sense of camaraderie and sisterhood -- albeit contentious -- between the young witches this season.
The Walking Dead's had a brilliant, albeit contentious run, predated by and prompting nearly a decade of respectable zombie classics: World War Z, iZombie, and Pontypool, to name a few.
That's the value of the poll's other, albeit justifiably contentious, premise — the restriction to American movies.
The bazaar development model allows quality ideas to float to the top, albeit in sometimes contentious ways.
Jones has been critical of the deal, which he calls a "bargaining chip," leading to a contentious, albeit peripheral, relationship with Trump.
The Ugandan government has now introduced a national alcohol policy (albeit a rather contentious one (Bakke & Endal, 2010)).
Although SADC's December 6th deadline has passed, there is said to have been some progress, albeit not on the most contentious issues.The talks were suspended on December 7th to allow negotiators to attend the Zanu-PF congress and Copenhagen climate summit.
Japan's economy expanded at a significantly faster rate in the second quarter than initially reported, increasing the chances that Shinzo Abe, prime minister, will press ahead with a contentious sales tax increase – albeit one that would be offset by more government spending.
There were even suggestions that, apart from his contentious image, his pragmatic, albeit highly successful approach, might lose something against the swagger and attacking style that was the Ferguson trademark.
Mr. DiFrancesco also confronted the contentious issue of racial profiling, albeit delicately, at a time when Democrats like James E. McGreevey, the Woodbridge mayor who is running for governor, are vowing to hold him accountable for the Whitman administration's failures.
