The phrase "albeit excellent" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a contrasting idea or qualification, often to acknowledge something while also pointing out a limitation or exception.
Example: "The presentation was informative, albeit excellent, it lacked engagement with the audience."
Alternatives: "although impressive" or "even if outstanding".
The anomaly of these – albeit excellent – depictions of Australian units in New Zealand, the Sudan, South Africa and China, is profound.
There is something of a lukewarm conclusion in which the authors push for us to have greater situational awareness, and a short albeit excellent section on designing better institutions to account for hidden motivations.
A fraction of declined albeit excellent papers are suggested for a transfer to our open access sister journal, Acta Neuropathologica Communications (ANC), mainly including papers that do not require major revisions, i.e. papers where revisions can be performed within 3 weeks.
The other two cited papers, albeit excellent, do not demonstrate the point the authors are discussing, i.e. the separation of C- MAD2 from BubR1.
But, the bride said, "If I settled down on the Upper East Side, it would be like watching the rerun of a movie, albeit an excellent movie.
Manager Ronny Deila would have felt regret, too, for a summer recruitment campaign that left him fielding a teenager at left-back - albeit the excellent, calm and composed Kieran Tierney - and having to rely on Ambrose at centre-back because there were no other options.
It is largely apolitical, albeit with many excellent (and less excellent) exceptions, but equally it is traditionally music for outsiders, black sheep and the downtrodden.
We should not find ourselves in the situation in which a rich benefactor, albeit one with excellent intentions, is the reason why a women's team affiliated to a Premier League men's club can exist.
There have been some excellent – albeit too few – books about black Britain and migration to Britain and most of them begin with the arrival of the Empire Windrush from Jamaica in 1948.
The increasingly desperate tone of your editorials against this nomination fails to comprehend the essential political truth of the situation: The American people have already spoken on the nomination of this excellent, albeit conservative, judge by electing an unabashedly conservative president supported by a solid majority of conservative senators from his own party.
Orange Is The New Black (season 2) Jenji Kohan's Weeds was excellent albeit somewhat overlooked on Showtime, but her next series got the fanfare it deserved on an on-demand platform, telling the story of a white-collar criminal dropped wide-eyed and Mad Men boxset-less into a tough women's prison.
