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Discover LudwigThe phrase "albeit not very" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a concession or qualification, often to soften a statement or acknowledge a limitation.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit not very profitable in the first year."
Alternatives: "although not particularly" or "even if not very".
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Today, anyone armed with the right software package can design a typeface, albeit not very well.
So did the then Czechoslovakia, which plumped for mass privatisation, albeit not very successfully.
Your partner is continually swearing at you, albeit not very imaginatively.
There are even some Americans trying to combine comedy with wine, albeit not very successfully.
The most ingenious solution, albeit not very erotic, was Robert Wilson's at La Scala in Milan 15 years ago.
These foods are rich in a different omega-3 fatty acid, linolenic acid, which the body converts to EPA and DHA, albeit not very efficiently.
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Study after study has shown that HIIT – high intensity interval training – is a highly effective form of fitness training, and its short albeit-not-very-sweet nature makes it easier to fit into a busy day.
Albeit not a very good one.
Albeit not a very serious one.
Albeit not a very a large one, I nevertheless didn't have to commit my money to anybody or anything else during this time.
I have a little joke about this at the beginning of the Varanasi section where I say that the normal way of proceeding would lend narrative continuity — "albeit of a not very novel kind" — to the book.
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