The phrase "albeit plain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge a quality or characteristic while conceding that it may be simple or unadorned.
Example: "The design of the website is effective, albeit plain, which allows for easy navigation."
Alternatives: "though simple" or "even if basic".
It attempts to be a north London Uniqlo of food (albeit Italian): plain and simple, confidently cool, and demanding frequent revisits.
As a result, a constitutional development of potentially enormous significance has been unfolding -- albeit in plain sight -- largely outside the realm of public discussion.
Luckily, Hodson is a West Midlands Police traffic officer, albeit in plain clothes, and just yards up the road a colleague in a police car is waiting to pull over drivers that give him less than 1.5m space when overtaking (a distance that increases for faster speeds and larger vehicles).
Then there is an instruction manual in plain, albeit technical English.
The implication is that even if he was fully informed about the financial shenanigans that led to Enron's collapse, this graduate of Harvard Business School would have been incapable of understanding what Sherron S. Watkins, an Enron vice president, could explain in plain, albeit technical, English.
Through plain, albeit it sometimes laughable, prose, E.L. James made female sexuality accessible and approachable to the average reader.
Up to four types of progressively larger-scale clinoforms may prograde synchronously along shoreline-to-abyssal plain transects, albeit at very different rates.
You can have any kind of document you want as long as it's plain text (albeit with a few codes to indicate formatting).
Albeit it hasn't all been plain sailing since.
The collection, part of Columbia's Latino Arts and Activism Archive, is a rich documentation of another world — albeit one that has existed in plain sight of New Yorkers.
