The phrase "albeit increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or concession, indicating that something is true, even though there is an increase in a particular aspect.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit increased costs were incurred during the process."
Alternatives: "although heightened" or "even if amplified".
There is extensive knowledge of learning and teaching behaviour and practice at undergraduate level, but limited, albeit increasing, of postgraduate taught study.
That was surely one of the reasons why the TV audience for the Oscars fell to a record low in 2008 (albeit increasing by 6 per cent in 2009).
Results showed that, albeit increasing number of members within a superfamily, the number of length-rigid superfamilies has increased exponentially compared to the length-deviant members, but length-deviant superfamilies remained highly populated in comparison to length-rigid superfamilies.
In contrast, at 25% minimal effects on osteoblast viability were observed albeit increasing over time with maximal effect at 21 days, whereas concentrations 25% had little to no effect at 24 hr (Additional files 2, 3).
Indeed, treatment of THP-1 or NB4 cells with either VPA or SAHA determined negligible or modest apoptosis or differentiation, albeit increasing total H3 and H4 acetylation at levels similar to those induced in Kasumi-1 cells.
Just when you think Henman will coast to victory (albeit with increased fist-pumping and flashing of crowded upper palate) he slips to 15-40 down.
In general, the granular layers of IKOαβ epidermis appeared less affected; keratohyalin granules were present and involucrin and filaggrin were expressed, albeit at increased levels.
This resulted in an excellent milling surface, albeit it increased the initial milling time significantly.
With increasing acceptance of the efficacy of neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy [ 1], albeit with increased morbidity, the concept of 'stage-directed therapy' has gained momentum.
