The phrase "albeit insightful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge a point or statement while also indicating a contrast or limitation, often to soften criticism or provide a nuanced view.
Example: "The report was lengthy and somewhat convoluted, albeit insightful in its analysis of the market trends."
Alternatives: "though informative" or "even if perceptive".
In his insightful (albeit self-serving) post for All Things Digital, Brightcove founder and CEO Jeremy Allaire talked about the 500,000 TV apps already here in on iOS.
Cunk can be insightful, though, albeit unwittingly.
We are grateful for his valuable and insightful contributions, albeit for a shorter term than envisaged.
Ms. Franz makes it clear that Lola has her own need for a story to tell -- an insightful, resonant interpretation, albeit a limited one.
But you have made him an engaging albeit a complex person and his insightful thoughts on the human condition quite clear and concise.
Until recently, Design Quality Criteria (DQC) have relied on more insightful and higher level, albeit less accurate, small data sets to construct Minimum Viable Products due to its accessibility and speed of information processing.
It's a bona fide event, albeit a scholarly one, accompanied by an insightful, backbreaking catalogue.
Readers of this insightful book may feel that the past, albeit in new ways, lives on.
Rational choice theory, it is argued, responds to a genuine problem in the existing understanding of customary international law; if properly leavened, the approach provides a useful and insightful tool for analyzing the relevance of law to state practices-albeit one confirming suspicions that custom is not so widespread as may have been supposed, and may prove less resilient too.
What you will find in Entangled World is a comprehensible, friendly and insightful introduction into modern ideas in quantum physics, including some fascinating, albeit brief, excursions into quantum gravity.
