The phrase "albeit divergent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception, often in formal or academic writing.
Example: "The two theories are similar in many respects, albeit divergent in their conclusions."
Alternatives: "although differing" or "even if different".
This cycle, however, both candidates have eschewed traditional campaigning, albeit in divergent ways.
The possibility that nanoceria could interfere with cell differentiation has been addressed in previous studies, albeit with divergent outcomes.
In recent days, such ponderings on the nature of privacy have proliferated in Europe, particularly in France and Britain, albeit from divergent perspectives — and with different results.
Not only are they bound together by layers of family and financial ties, but also a shared desire to preserve the system -- albeit with divergent views on what that should entail.
The conserved C-terminal region is recognizable, however, albeit quite divergent in the genomes of the selenoprotein lacking Hymenoptera.
Phylogenetic analysis reveals, however, that what we had earlier considered to be an orthologous, albeit rather divergent, relationship of AgGr19 and AaGr13P [ 14], is in fact a paralogous comparison, because C. pipiens has clear orthologs of each of these receptors.
They had a son, Rufus, and a daughter, Martha, both of whom inherited the family musical bug, albeit in wildly divergent ways – Martha leaning towards indie/folk crossover, while Rufus's distinctive, flamboyantly operatic pop has been followed by his first attempt at an actual opera.
These findings were unexpected for two proteins that both localize to exocytic compartments and are part of the Rab family, albeit with some divergent sequence features.
The status of Oxyrrhis as a dinoflagellate is not unanimous among protistologists [ 4, 5] but the basis for including it in the group, albeit as a divergent early representative are sound [ 5].
Second, the turnover of cortactin in the lamellipodium was comparably fast, albeit with moderately divergent recovery times measured for the two constructs (t1/2=6.4 and 3.8 s; compare with t1/2 of actin in the entire lamellipodium=21.3 s; see also Table I).
