The phrase "albeit critically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a concession or qualification, indicating that something is true, but with a critical perspective.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit critically, as it faced numerous challenges along the way."
Alternatives: "though with reservations" or "albeit with some criticism."
Mill and Scruton cannot be dismissed as academic snobs, as there is plenty of research on the positive effects of high culture and what is often termed 'cultural capital' on educational achievement, which is even recognised, albeit critically, by Marxist sociologists.
Most new CEOs quickly come to realize that the recruitment of new team members is a time-consuming, albeit critically important, process.
However, the safe management of pain in the ICU is a necessary, albeit critically complex, issue to address.
NOTE: This piece was edited on 2 October 2018 to include additional emailed comments from Christopher Witt regarding the ethics of collecting 7 specimens of this newly described, albeit already Critically Endangered, species.
Tween characters who reflect that reality tend to fare better on screen critically albeit not often commercially.
The Regendegen blog is posting a video every 10 days until the UK's general election, which critically reflect (albeit in a trippy manner) on the issues of gentrification and regeneration in our cities.
In the absence of well-conducted, prospective, clinical trials addressing the therapeutic benefit of currently recommended PD targets, 100% f T>MIC could be considered a prudent PD target for beta-lactams in the critically ill; albeit noncritically ill patients may only require minimal exposures of 40-70% f T>MIC.
While some populations remain critically endangered, albeit stable (neither decreasing or increasing in numbers), others are actually increasing in size.
With such a critically unemployable, albeit educated "workforce", it became clear that future educational commitment would certainly falter.
Thus, although epidemiologic studies of the association between TCDD and risk of all cancers and certain site-specific cancers have been critically reviewed, albeit with conflicting conclusions [ 18– 22], the relationship of TCDD with prostate cancer risk has not yet been well characterized.
In the absence of well-conducted, prospective, clinical trials addressing the therapeutic benefit of currently recommended PD targets, 100% fT>MIC could be considered a prudent PD target for beta-lactams in the critically ill; albeit noncritically ill patients may only require minimal exposures of 40-70% fT>MIC.
