The phrase "albeit excessive" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a concession or qualification, indicating that something is true, even if it has a negative aspect, such as being excessive.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit excessive in its budget and resources."
Alternatives: "although excessive" or "even if excessive".
The Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS) method is considered as the most reliable method for estimating the probabilities of exceedance or other statistical quantities albeit with excessive, in many cases, computational cost.
"So not excessively excessive.
After a bitter-primary battle in which Obama defined the 1990s as a period of excessive partisanship (albeit economic growth) and Clinton's standing within African American communities stumbled, it was not surprising that the two figures would have issues with reconciliation.
One of the dimensions that most suffered from excessive pressure, and is albeit all very little assessed, is the regional spatial change in line with historical and archaeological heritage.
Indeed, they climbed with relatively little conflict, albeit with constant, even excessive discussion.
Passive buildings, albeit their advantages in limiting heat loss during winter time, are often paired with excessive internal overheating in summer, as shown in the first part of this study.
Now that a clearer picture of the economy is forming — albeit not a rosy one — affluent investors are among the first to look at areas where losses were made worse by excessive borrowing.
Test results showed geopolymers have potentials to be applied for cementing pourposes with good morphology and shear bond strength Albeit, mix design plays a key role where excessive plasticizer concentration is determental to their performance.
Meanwhile, efforts to counteract excessive drinking within the military are numerous, albeit somewhat disingenuous.
Analysts and investors who were caught out in 1998, worried by careless lending and over-zealous buying of shares and property, are warily predicting another bust, albeit smaller and without a government default.This could be just excessive caution.
This all seems excessive stuff for a bit of whistling during a song, albeit a symbolic song.
