The phrase "albeit obvious" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge something that is clear or evident while still making a point or argument.
Example: "The solution to the problem is, albeit obvious, still worth discussing in detail."
Alternatives: "although clear" or "even if evident".
Albeit obvious differences in sensitivity and specificity between Birdseye and PennCNV, it is possible to use the combination of both algorithms to identify Copy Number Variable Regions (CNVRs).
Albeit obvious simplifications in the population model and insecurities in the climatic scenarios we are confident in our conclusion that the risk for outbreaks will depend on the proportion of individuals with the ability to respond positively to increasing temperatures.
These choices – albeit obvious for even the casual music fan – are smart and reflective of current music trends.
The diaries of Samuel Pepys, currently finishing up their run on Woman's Hour, are a prime, albeit obvious, example.
Unlike Gianni, Andrew absolutely never learned those lessons, and therein lies the power of the effective, albeit obvious, final sequence.
This illustrates an important, albeit obvious characteristic of RNA-Seq based analyses of allelic expression – that the ability to measure allelic ratios critically depends upon read depth.
On Monday, Anthony was able to stay in the game, albeit in obvious pain.
But arts organizations that embrace the cycle have another major, albeit less obvious, advantage: they are always focused on future programming and presenting such a wide menu of opportunities to funders that they look much more vibrant and interesting.
As such is the case, the nematode biosensor serves as a handy, rapid, and inexpensive method not only to evaluate but also to discover chemicals, both harmful and useful, whether they are known or unknown, albeit an obvious caution is required when results so obtained are applied to humans.
An obvious (albeit odd) way to accomplish this is to wear sunglasses in the plane.
Singer/guitarist Ripley Johnson's glinting lead lines are prettier than ever on These Shadows, and downright intergalactic amid the pulsing rush of Other Stars; and on finale Everybody Knows, the latent CSNY influence is most obvious – albeit flattened out, stripped down and slipstreamed into the locked-groove repeato-zone where Wooden Shjips clearly thrive.
