The phrase "albeit inaccurate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge a fact or statement while also indicating that it is not entirely accurate or true.
Example: "The report provided valuable insights, albeit inaccurate in some of its conclusions."
Alternatives: "although incorrect" or "even if flawed".
Such comments capitalise on the enduring, albeit inaccurate, stereotype of the university careers adviser as inadequate and outdated.
Ohio claimed the land based on earlier, albeit inaccurate, surveys, however, because it wanted Toledo the planned terminus of the Miami and Erie canals.
The Oscar-nominated Hollywood version of his life, "A Beautiful Mind", was, he said, "helpful" in changing attitudes towards mental illness, albeit inaccurate: he had auditory, not visual hallucinations.He and Alicia remarried in 2001 (they died in the same car crash, returning from yet another honours ceremony).
This very simple (albeit inaccurate) approach is the one typically employed for design, scale-up and optimization of unit operations and of the corresponding equipments.
At the time of their study, the prevailing (albeit inaccurate) account of sleep was that it was a state of "diffuse cortical inhibition" [2].
Yu, et al. [ 30] reviewed two methods for determining orthologous relationships and the scoring thereof: the simplistic, albeit inaccurate, determination similarity by best-match of sequence homology versus the higher accuracy of reciprocal best-match of homology mapping.
Because the male genitalia of Sericini chafers have a complex three-dimensional structure (see e.g., [ 45], the shape analysis of a two-dimensional projection is likely to provide a more conservative, albeit more inaccurate, estimate of the total variation.
Thomas Robins, a Virginia man, is alleging Spokeo, Inc., a people-search website, had inaccurate (albeit more flattering) information listed about him on their site.
Thus it is likely to be inaccurate, albeit pragmatic, to assume that the main effects of attributes are not confounded by each other.
In previously published work [ 12], we have shown that the use of US data, even when Canadian unit costs are used can lead to inaccurate, albeit well-intentioned estimates.
The news regarding these files has become a big national story, albeit much of the coverage has been inaccurate.
