The phrase "albeit freed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a concession or contrast, often to acknowledge a condition while emphasizing another aspect.
Example: "The prisoners were released, albeit freed under strict conditions that limited their movements."
Alternatives: "although liberated" or "even if released".
The newly installed, liberal government immediately offered Dreyfus an amnesty, which would see him freed, albeit not yet reinstated in the Army, on the tacit condition that he not protest too hard any longer about his innocence.
There will be sympathy for Mancini, especially from City fans who supported him so vociferously throughout the FA Cup final defeat by Wigan at Wembley, as they will rightly remember him as the manager who - albeit briefly - freed them from the years of living in Manchester United's shadow.
Either way Pietersen will remain a centrally contracted player with an ECB deal until October this year, albeit free to play a full season in the Indian Premier League should he now be deselected.
Internet service, albeit free, was intermittent, and a widescreen TV, which -- according to the employee who showed me my room -- could diffuse scents into the space if you turned to certain channels, left me sniffing the air to no avail.
An extrapolation to the roaming behaviour of domestically bred and raised, albeit free-roaming, pigs would be highly inadvisable.
Given that women may feel obliged to be polite, we take up the conversation, albeit reluctantly, thereby freeing up our male peers to network among themselves.
The perception is that a mobile phone should be "free", albeit with a lengthy contract, or as close to free as possible.
It allows for the slow starving of a human, albeit pain-free, but not a humane, quick, final injection of barbiturates, as you would give your dog.
Rather than considering the children of these future schools his "customers," albeit tuition-free customers, Mr. Bezos could orient himself toward viewing the underserved as his collaborators.
But retiring to a "bar" to sniff flutes of fragrance not marked by brands but instead classified into four "flights" with names like Addictive or Playful, was amusing, albeit buzz-free.
