The phrase "albeit louder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception, typically to indicate that something is true to a certain extent, but with a specific qualifier—in this case, the volume being louder.
Example: "The music was enjoyable, albeit louder than I had anticipated."
Alternatives: "though louder" or "even if louder".
Every thudding beat and piercing plink was crystal clear, albeit loud enough to shatter crystal at several hundred yards.
My getaway, back to the Modena factory, was a quick albeit loud one, with the Sport button engaged.
But let me suggest that Senator Cruz is just the latest, albeit loudest, example of something else.
At times, there was a faint echo of the mood at the Republican convention last week, where every mention of Clinton's name also prompted boos, albeit much louder and without the balancing cheers of her supporters.
But in the end the deal sailed through, albeit with loud public protests.In this section In pieces A thousand cries of pain A new look Just add water Liberty Media gets Sirius Tycoons in the ascendant Outsourcing as you sleep In a deep hole ReprintsNothing will be final until the investigation is concluded.
Because, like I said, you are a tiny and minuscule, albeit obscenely loud and shrill, fraction of the population.
The atmosphere at the rally was more peaceful, albeit extremely loud — a carnival of interfaith groups, beekeepers, Utah moms, climate groups and animal activists, all chanting and holding banners that included phrases such as "There's no planet b," "Don't frack with us," and "I can't swim".
The bulls are beginning to shout louder, albeit there remains an underlying concern that we may be in the midst of a bear market rally.
But the applause was louder, albeit noticeably thinner than the ovation given moments earlier to another New Yorker receiving an honorary degree, the Yankees manager Joe Torre.
"Albeit I lost all three," he said to loud and sustained laughter, referring also to the Ravens' loss to the Steelers in 2009 when Ryan was a Baltimore assistant.
