The phrase "albeit does" is not correct and usable in written English.
"Albeit" is a conjunction that means "although" or "even though," and it does not pair with "does" in this context.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit challenging."
Alternatives: "although it does" or "even though it does".
Part of Coles' charm is his self-deprecation, albeit done without the traditional flagellating humility of religion.
If the British men were making certain of their progress to the quarter-finals, the women had already secured their own place in the knockout phase, albeit doing so while losing 67-50 to Canada.
But the political context slips from view in much of what follows, as Albery settles into what is ultimately a straightforward psychological interpretation, albeit done with great care and restraint.
He ruminates again on the idea of ancient living and caves connecting the past and present, but it is still just a young man walking through Spain and describing what he sees – albeit done very, very well.
The committee has also asked Mark Zuckerberg to give evidence in person — albeit, don't bet the farm on that coming to pass.
Talking generally about Apple's prospects, Atwal said there is still the option for the company to do something disruptive at the lower end of mobile devices — albeit, doing budget hardware isn't the Apple way.
Moving from the tight hallways of the Public Theater to the East Village club gave the twelve performing artists more room to play, albeit didn't do a thing about the event selling out -- expect more of the same this year.
(Albeit, that doesn't seem so odd when you consider Google is trying to get people talking to their spectacles).
(Albeit, Google did launch Insight, its video statistics service, to help with demographic information).
His experience there, albeit fictional, does not become the stuff of university promotional materials.
