The phrase "albeit plausible" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to express an idea that can be accepted as true or reasonable, though it may not be certain. For example, "The theory is intriguing, albeit plausible, since it involves a radical new approach to the problem."
Therefore, the existence of a threshold value of w seems plausible albeit contradicting Eq. (2).
Great white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) and killer whales (Orcinus orca) are plausible, albeit undocumented, predators of the porbeagle.
So 100 Days spends a good deal of time on the plausible albeit familiar argument that Diana hadn't necessarily fallen for Dodi Al-Fayed, who was killed along with her in that car crash.
The official government report, however, claims that El Chapo escaped in a laundry bin, which given he's only 5 foot 5 inches and looks like Super Mario seems plausible, albeit slightly unlikely.
They might be living in an underground base on Mars or the moon, or they could be residing in the asteroid belt (or any number of other plausible, albeit unlikely, options)." Considering these scenarios, what would we do if we encountered an alien race?
This issue has been addressed, albeit mostly via plausible arguments rather than additional data.
Some edges portray plausible (albeit not characterized) dependencies among functions, which call for experimental validation (as discussed in the next section).
As previous studies have reported total skeletal calcium content at 1 1.5 kg [ 14] the estimated calcium loss of 571 g reported here seems plausible, albeit with neither spontaneous fractures nor the semiquantative radiological assessment clinically proving this.
This work focuses on a plausible, albeit incomplete representation of a genetic network – a sparse undirected graph – and the task of estimating the structure of such a network from high-dimensional transcript profiling data.
