The phrase "albeit ill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge a condition or situation while still affirming something else, often in a contrasting manner.
Example: "She accepted the award, albeit ill, demonstrating her commitment to the cause."
Alternatives: "although unwell" or "even if sick".
As games aspire to better writing, high art and – albeit ill defined – cultural legitimacy, open worlds, as they stand, pander to audience's ugliest and most primitive instincts, the desire to find and gather and petulant, teenage entitlement – their massaged and reaffirmed belief that allowing them to do what they want, at all times, is what quality video games should do.
Ron Paul is partial to suits, albeit ill-fitting ones.
"I recall discussions and questions about whether it had been a sort of 'Carry On film wahey', which might be playful, albeit ill-judged, or whether it was aggressive.
With Oskar the old-style leftist gone, Mr Schröder will not only be freer to shape an economic and social policy more in keeping with that (albeit ill-defined) "new centre".
The factors driving SLE are complex, but it is clear that there are definite, albeit ill-defined, exogenous triggers.
Michael Olympios, head of the Cyprus Investors Association, a lobbying group, said he did not see any serious risk in having Russians in control of the country's biggest, albeit gravely ill, bank.
Maintaining a patriotic attitude during protests is similarly essential in reminding citizens that they are part of a country, albeit an ill one, that can be nursed back to health.
In the absence of well-conducted, prospective, clinical trials addressing the therapeutic benefit of currently recommended PD targets, 100% f T>MIC could be considered a prudent PD target for beta-lactams in the critically ill; albeit noncritically ill patients may only require minimal exposures of 40-70% f T>MIC.
We presented a case of bactermic, infected decubitus ulcer in a young, albeit, debilitated, chronically ill patient.
In the absence of well-conducted, prospective, clinical trials addressing the therapeutic benefit of currently recommended PD targets, 100% fT>MIC could be considered a prudent PD target for beta-lactams in the critically ill; albeit noncritically ill patients may only require minimal exposures of 40-70% fT>MIC.
Albeit cumbersome or unfeasible in severely ill or uncooperative patients, contrast fluoroscopy remains useful to rapidly check for anastomotic patency and integrity.
