The phrase "albeit irrelevant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a concession or acknowledgment of something that is true, while also indicating that it is not significant to the main point being discussed.
Example: "The report provided some interesting insights, albeit irrelevant to our current project."
Alternatives: "although unimportant" or "even if not pertinent".
I resorted to mismatched sweats and ratty but still-wearable-albeit-irrelevant Ugg boots.
The iPod is rather monotonous in this category, so here is a nice, albeit somewhat irrelevant, way that Microsoft has set the the Zune apart from Apple's iPod.
In addition, rpl5 is missing, and 32 SNPs are involved in 13 protein-coding, albeit functionally irrelevant, genes, and 22 ORFs are unique in Ks3.
The indications for boli of sedative drugs exhibited statistically significant, albeit clinically irrelevant, differences in terms of their association with processed electroencephalographical parameters.
We also defined 32 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in 13 protein-coding, albeit functionally irrelevant, genes, and predicted 22 unique ORFs in Ks3, representing potential candidates for K-type CMS.
Our results indicate that the unnatural absence of auditory input as well as spectrotemporally rich albeit ethological irrelevant stimuli activate precursor cells in the case of silence also leading to greater numbers of newborn immature neurons whereas ambient and unstructured background auditory stimuli do not.
He was a superstar, albeit a (temporarily) irrelevant one.
In the current project, we examined whether instructions might also be useful in helping readers ignore irrelevant (albeit inherently interesting) information in text.
He opened a coeducational university and has given women the right to vote, albeit in largely irrelevant municipal elections.
With Domenech generally managing to curtail his paranoid and irrelevant public utterances, albeit because the FFF supervises him like glowering headmasters and scold him at the merest hint of deviation from the straight and narrow (such as before the Serbia game, when he was publicly rebuked for telling journalists they had only come to a press conferences because they "scented blood").
Some people are more productive than others, albeit often because of morally irrelevant factors, such as social background or native talents.
