The phrase "albeit drivers" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
"Albeit" is used to introduce a contrast or concession, and it typically requires a complete clause following it.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit challenging for the team."
Alternatives: "although drivers" or "even if drivers".
In landscapes characterized by complementary management regimes, the spatial arrangement of the management regimes was also an important, albeit secondary, driver of bird population dynamics.
Patient age was a negligible – albeit significant – driver of NDDCs: an additional year of life contributed just EUR 13.52 extra in costs (SD 3.48; p < 0.001).
Back then Hill had already won a formula one world championship, was at the height of a grand prix career which would see him win another title in 1969 and competed at Indianapolis at a time when the 500 represented something of a new frontier to European drivers, albeit a financially lucrative one.
The datasets provide a long-term consistent record of change, from which degradation, drivers, albeit indirectly, and policy actions can be determined.
What was uploaded to the site was a brief re-cap of the season-ending race in Adelaide, where Schumacher would beat Damon Hill to the 1994 Drivers' Championship – albeit in controversial circumstances after the German caused a collision between the two that handed him the title which many have condemned as deliberate.
Expect much better in 2015, with a Mercedes engine, a restructured design group and two fast drivers - albeit one far too prone to red mist.
Stereotypes of old people driving cars are numerous, albeit always unflattering towards drivers who often have 40+ years of driving experience under their (seat belts.
California Vehicle Code § 20012 (Supp.1971) requires similar, albeit more detailed, reports from drivers involved in accidents resulting in either personal injury or death.
Weather conditions for Friday qualifying were dry and sunny, albeit blustery, which meant that drivers had to cope with strong crosswinds in the circuit's many high-speed corners.
But there is another, albeit less pronounced, driver to this debate, which is that the collapse of communism and decline of socialism has left a vacuum of purpose, value and meaning on both the left and the right.
