The phrase "albeit left" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
"Albeit" is used to introduce a contrast or concession, but it typically requires a complete clause following it.
Example: "He was successful, albeit left with many challenges."
Alternatives: "although left" or "even though left".
And while I'm sure Michele Bachman would like us all to believe this was somehow because Brazil adopted her nutty brand of anti-state religion,in fact the truth is that it is mainly because Brazil decided to shelve the class war and give new pragmatic albeit "left-wing" -- leaders from the Workers Party like Lula and Dilma a chance to show their stuff.
Nevertheless, their findings are consistent with the current results in that the distance effect in the quantity judgment was observed at approximately the same time period and location (albeit left-lateralized) as the P2p distance effect observed in our task.
Albeit finding the left end requires extra work (see next subsection), the right end suffices to specify the occurrence.
Ms Thorning-Schmidt's campaign narrative is one Britons will recognise, albeit with left and right reversed.
The presence of Karpa instead of Krzysztof Oliwa raised some eyebrows because Oliwa is a natural forward, albeit a left wing.
This IS605B flanking sequence appears to be unique to B. afzelii ACA-1 plasmid lp28-1, and it displays an aberrant albeit intriguing left upstream flanking region whereby the reverse complement relative to the Tpase mRNA strand folds into three separate stem loops.
The Syrian military left, albeit they left behind them legions of intelligence operatives.
For someone like me - a Zionist raised in a religious home, albeit a left-wing one - the issue is far too complicated for a black-and-white answer.
We found a less pronounced ceiling effect with a persistent albeit less left-skewed response distribution on the longer end-anchored numeric scale than on the shorter adjectival scale with labelled categories.
Brett waggled low, a pendulum movement later copied by Mark McGwire (left), albeit from the opposite side of the plate.
