The phrase "albeit incremental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge a situation or change that is small or gradual, often in contrast to a larger or more significant change.
Example: "The project has made progress, albeit incremental, which is encouraging for the team."
Alternatives: "though gradual" or "even if small".
Data privacy advocacy through ESG investors is a more direct, and likely, much faster route to positive change (albeit, incremental) than litigation or regulation.
"If studios know that demand is there and the audience is ready, we could see real, albeit incremental, change," says Buchanan.
That, too, is progress, albeit incremental, and the biggest-name women's players can nurture it by continuing to press for better conditions wherever they play.
Steps under the agreement, like the exchange of information regarding military exercises, the possibility of setting up of hotlines and an agreement to not follow or trail each other's military patrols, are important, albeit incremental gains.
But that doesn't mean RIM isn't open to improvement, albeit incremental improvement.
Accompanying this could be a movement (albeit incremental) away from consumption of fossil fuels, especially in automobiles if technological breakthroughs continue, heightened congestion in urban areas entice more commuters to rely on mass transit, and there is a greater shift by employers in permitting their employees to work remotely.
From the Treasury Department's perspective, the case is a victory, albeit an incremental one, in the battle against terrorism financing.
We support shareholder proxy access and believe that it can have a meaningful, albeit only incremental, impact of enhancing corporate democracy.
It is an improvement, albeit an incremental one, that brings back a bit of Marxism (though just a discussion of Karl's labour-market theory).
In the late 1990s those restrictions were lifted, albeit slowly, allowing incremental increases in the amount of avocados imported from abroad.
For many years, numerous organizations around the world, such as the United Nations Global Compact, the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), the We Mean Business Coalition, and the Climate Disclosure Project (CDP) have worked with corporations to reduce emissions by setting targets and disclosing relevant information - albeit with only incremental success.
