The phrase "albeit orders" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
"Albeit" is used to introduce a contrast or concession, but it typically requires a complete clause following it.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit with some challenges along the way."
Alternatives: "although orders" or "even if orders".
The children believed that Aibo was reacting to their orders—albeit often not immediately.
This would be the most significant (albeit court-ordered) step the F.D.A. has taken.
To raise Shorty, the Hayeses essentially treated him like a beauty queen, albeit one ordered to gain weight.
This series, we're told, will focus hugely on Saga, with her quirky beauty and unresolved emotional blocking, although she does take a hug, from a boss, albeit when ordered.
In Book III of his Oxford Lectura, Wodeham followed FitzRalph word for word on the issue, thereby rejecting the very position he had himself defended in Book I. Again, Gregory of Rimini recognized FitzRalph as the source for the common view of infinity held at Oxford by Holcot and Wodeham, and he repeated FitzRalph's arguments, albeit in order to reject this position (Courtenay 1987: 76 8).
Tanya raced to the back room and moved everything in Bill's cubbyhole in a different, albeit neat order.
One ad did what author Mark Pendergrast called "unthinkable," showing a Pepsi vending machine, albeit in order to mock the brand, while another noted how Pepsi Challenge ads were misleading, never showing anyone choosing Coke.
In the case of TatA, we observed a BiFC signal that was 2 3 fold above the negative controls (Fig. 4a), albeit an order of magnitude lower than that seen for the ssDmsA/DmsD interaction described above.
Fundamentally they are soldiers and obey orders, albeit sometimes reluctantly,' said Brigadier (retd).
Japanese service companies continue to report declining orders, albeit by a narrow margin in the latest survey.
