The phrase "albeit pitched" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception, often in a context where something is acknowledged but with a specific qualification.
Example: "The presentation was engaging, albeit pitched at a level that was too advanced for the audience."
Alternatives: "although aimed" or "even if directed".
Its song is similar to that of the Cinnamon Screech-Owl (Megascops petersoni), which species it is suspected to replace in central Peru, and to that of the Rufescent Screech-Owl (Megascops ingens), albeit lower pitched than the latter.
Jack McDowell pitched to hitters--albeit a group of Angel non-roster invitees--for the first time since undergoing elbow surgery last May during Wednesday's simulated game.
After the commissioning teams from the networks were replaced, Kudos again pitched the show, albeit reinvented, and as a result Lorraine Heggessey, controller of BBC One, commissioned the show after planning to introduce "braver", "dynamic" and "pacier" shows to attract a younger audience for the channel.
He has his dogs to walk, too, Maggie and Rusty, a picture of Home Counties tranquillity in the hours before the tumult, when he will be pitched into an unimaginable cauldron, albeit one he has become familiar with over the years.
A big talking point of the show was its performance of the "Super Cobra", when the aircraft pitched up to 180°, literally flying tail first, albeit for only a few seconds; this maneuver evolved into the 360° "Frolov Chakra" somersault.
Tony Blair and Bill Clinton later pitched in with their support, by offering an unprecedented (albeit solicited) public endorsement of Mr Ahern for his role in the Northern Ireland peace process.
Pitched somewhere between Arctic Monkeys and the Kooks, Viola Beach is impish and effervescent, albeit short on qualities particular to the band.
Oh, yes, we have celebrated great stories pitched to the media, great PR campaigns, great blogging, great PR measurement and even great PR personalities (albeit, more often stereotypical than not).
Indeed, by 20 weeks of age, babies' babbling contains distinct vowel sounds that form their own--albeit higher pitched--vowel triangle.
