The phrase "albeit high" 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 comes with a certain limitation or condition.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit high in costs, which raised some concerns among the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "although expensive" or "even if costly".
Albeit high yellow, neither nor".
Lauren Winfield shelled an easy, albeit high, catch from Harris on 12.
Online auction group QXL Ricardo rose 35p to £12.90 as Citigroup began coverage with a buy - albeit high risk - recommendation and £14.40 target.
Given that these investments are already reflected in our cash flows and net debt estimates, and that historical, albeit high, valuations have been 2 times book, we believe that it is actually very prudent to value the pipeline at £250m.
Still, if plotlines sometimes feel as if they'd make more sense on stage at the Milton Keynes Theatre, Gomes orchestrates each narrative with a verve and confidence that places this film firmly in the realm of high art – albeit high art with a penchant for dick jokes.
Various steps of gluconeogenesis require ATP, and it may well be that under septic conditions the gluconeogenic rate, albeit high, is limited by energy supply and the improved energy supply supersedes other effects of AMPK or EMD008 that downregulate gluconeogenesis under energy-sufficient conditions.
Albeit high-affinity NSC48300 binding sites in both the active and inactive Taspase1 structure were identified, no binding was detectable at or close to the catalytic nucleophile, Thr.
Indeed, by 20 weeks of age, babies' babbling contains distinct vowel sounds that form their own--albeit higher pitched--vowel triangle.
It's basically hearsay, albeit high-level hearsay.
The show focused on day dresses, albeit high-voltage ones.
On the contrary, the pressing problem is how to take in all the great acting teams spread out on Broadway like a tasty (albeit high-priced) smorgasbord.
