The phrase "albeit imprecise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge a limitation or lack of precision in a statement or description while still affirming its validity.
Example: "The results of the study were promising, albeit imprecise, suggesting a need for further research."
Alternatives: "although not exact" or "even if vague".
He argued that they are morphosyllabic in nature, meaning they constitute a large system of syllables, albeit imprecise, while also conveying meaning.
It helps, however, that figures (albeit imprecise) for oil revenues are now published yearly.The economy is booming, thanks to peace and high oil prices.
As long as the over-reporting just adds noise to the real measure of job search, the variable will be useful, albeit imprecise.
More recent, albeit imprecise, polls showed, however, that Taitz might actually have a hope of qualifying, thanks in part to a change in California's primary rules.
Allowing for potential dropout, we therefore planned to recruit at least 60 households in the control arm, and a further 25 30 households to each of the face mask and hand hygiene arms to evaluate the feasibility of the interventions and allow a preliminary albeit imprecise estimate of efficacy.
FFR led to a small, albeit imprecise, increase in QALYs over both the trial [0.02 (−0.03 to 0.06)] and lifetime horizons [0.03 (−0.21 to 0.28)].
But many are now calling for an automatic alert to be sent in such circumstances, so that ground authorities know that they should start tracking the plane with conventional radar.The ACARS has at least provided information about the jet's continued path, albeit wildly imprecise.
Had we counted only regular prophylactic drug use as sulfa exposure, the association in this study would have been positive, albeit very imprecise (RD = 0.17, 95% CLD = 1.32).
FFR led to a modest cost increase, albeit an imprecise increase, over both the trial [£112 (−£129 to £357)] and lifetime horizons [£133 (−£199 to £499)].
We propose that subjects' decisions rested on their ability to recognize magnitudes, albeit in an imprecise way [52], [53].
Second, analyses by site of cancer are limited by the low number of cases and restricted statistical power, leading to somewhat imprecise estimates, albeit that the study cohort is large.
