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The phrase "albeit in different" is not complete and requires additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception, typically followed by a noun or phrase that specifies what is different.
Example: "The two projects are similar in scope, albeit in different stages of development."
Alternatives: "although in different" or "even if different".
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We observed significant haplotype associations for BRCA2 and RAD51, albeit in different ethnic groups.
Albeit in different terms, the media recognised this long ago.
United were continually exposed in the same zone, albeit in different ways.
After Reconstruction, both major political parties attempted to constrict the electorate, albeit in different locales.
And he said the legacy of the Jim Crow era is still felt, albeit in different ways today.
The effects of this latest change are being felt in Europe as acutely as in America, albeit in different ways.
But while men like Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz and Douglas J Feith are all out of power in the US – their British counterparts remain, albeit in different guises.
Clobbered by the electorate in May, both Labour and the Liberal Democrats – albeit in different styles and to different degrees – have reverted to type under new leaders.
Convinced that these marauders are different to their own delightful progeny – not realising (naive, clueless fools) that many of their children are behaving similarly, albeit in different settings.
Ethnic inequality is a problem that affects developing and developed nations, albeit in different ways, and policymakers everywhere must do much more to tackle it.
From a New York point of view, that means the Yankees will return to fight another day, albeit in different form, Frank said.
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