The phrase "albeit mixed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge a situation or condition that is not entirely positive or straightforward, while still recognizing some merit or value.
Example: "The feedback from the audience was, albeit mixed, a sign that our presentation sparked some interest."
Alternatives: "although somewhat varied" or "even if not entirely positive".
We review BRAF and BRCA mutant targeted therapy, where patient stratification has had critical, albeit mixed success.
And while under Abe there was a continuation of appetite for deregulation for example, the establishment of 10 dereguation zones over several cities there is some evidence, albeit mixed, of it having a positive impact: profits are up, but capital investment and labor's share of income are both down.
Here's another promising, albeit mixed, sign of recovery: There are rumors that restaurateur and Top Chef judge Tom Colicchio will shutter his New York City steak house soon, but will reopen the place as another high-end spot.
The mainstream media has adopted a definition of big data that's broadly synonymous with "analytics", albeit mixed in now and then with a smattering of privacy-invading personal data collection.
A seemingly related pigment identified as cadmium orange molybdate was, however, reported to be among the colors used by Willem de Kooning in his 1965 work Woman, albeit mixed with a variety of other pigments in two areas described as dark green and pink [17].
The process has triggered a palpable buzz, albeit mixed with confusion.
It's a welcome showcase for the Frenchman's singularly shaggy gifts, albeit a mixed bag.
For classical-music lovers, the movie is a treat, albeit a mixed one.
Black labor unions, moreover, have been increasingly ready to use their power for political ends, albeit with mixed results.
That opponents of the war support the agreements is a victory for President Bush, albeit a mixed one.
He set a Guinness World Record in 2002 for a limousine jump, according to Ars Technica, and has been building rockets for years, albeit with mixed results.
