The phrase "albeit not exclusive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is true or applicable, but there are other possibilities or exceptions to consider.
Example: "The study highlights several factors contributing to climate change, albeit not exclusive to industrial emissions."
Alternatives: "although not limited to" or "even if not solely".
Five possible albeit not exclusive biologic mechanisms have been put forth in the literature to explain these effects.
3 This approach is in line with the lesion analyses which emphasize the particular, albeit not exclusive, relevance of striatal or thalamic regions for the etiology of dystonia.
Five possible albeit not exclusive biologic mechanisms have been put forth in the emerging environmental sciences literature and provide corollaries for the proposed framework.
We have shown that CYCLON deregulation is predominant, albeit not exclusive to, 'high MYC' DLBCL tumours, of both the GCB and ABC subtypes.
Finally, significantly less efficient clearance of SWCNTs in the lung of NADPH-oxidase-deficient mice vs wild-type animals also indicated that superoxide/NO* → peroxynitrite-driven reactions play a significant, albeit not exclusive, role in the biodegradation process.
Our data on significantly less efficient clearance of oxidatively functionalized SWCNTs in the lung of NADPH-oxidase-deficient mice indicate that superoxide/NO* → peroxynitrite-driven reactions play a significant, albeit not exclusive, role in the biodegradation process.
In other words individuals remain in a relationship (albeit not necessarily exclusive) providing they are emotionally and sexually satisfied.
An alternative, albeit not mutually exclusive, hypothesis builds on the similarity of the hsp70-2 and hsp90α mutant phenotypes and on the observation that Hsp70-2 localizes to SCs [49].
Alternatively, albeit not mutually exclusive, hMsd1/SSX2IP might be directly involved in centrosome maturation to some extent.
Two possible, albeit not mutually exclusive, situations might occur on entry into mitosis: (i) the acceleration of nuclear import, and (ii) the inhibition of nuclear export.
This distinction is not exclusive, however, because the adrenal cortex also secretes sex hormones, albeit to a lesser extent than do the gonads, and the ovaries under abnormal conditions may produce adrenal steroids.
