"albeit potentially" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to add a caveat to a statement, expressing the idea that the described action may not happen or have the desired result. Example sentence: She was excited to start her new job, albeit potentially having to work long hours.
His use is therefore legal, albeit potentially offensive to religious conservatives.
However, it also said that the credit line could be extended with a separate written renewal notice from the bank — albeit potentially with new terms.
Finally, the Republicans' path may be clear, albeit potentially tight, but it could end up being a slow journey – it is quite probable that we will need to wait a while before knowing who controls the Senate.
If both parties do as the polls currently suggest and fall well short of a majority, an alliance (albeit potentially informal) between Labour, the SNP and the Lib Dems seems far more workable than Conservatives, Ukip and the Lib Dems".
Chelsea host Sunderland at Stamford Bridge on Saturday hoping to return to the top of the Premier League, albeit potentially temporarily, with the assistant first-team coach, Steve Holland, suggesting they will avoid wholesale changes to their lineup with Tuesday's game in Spain in mind.
It appears to be the dominance of pragmatism over principle, and old-style back-room bargaining over more accountable, albeit potentially slower-moving, politics.One of his most prominent supporters, Goshi Hosono, the DPJ deputy secretary general, ruefully acknowledges Mr Ozawa's links to "old-money politics".
Now it's a multimillion-dollar business, albeit a potentially grisly one.
Obviously, the Rangers have a fresh look, albeit a potentially fragile one.
Co-author Dr Edward Barker, from the department of psychology at KCL, stressed that parents with children with ADHD should not blame themselves because diet was just one factor, albeit a potentially significant one.
Thus, our data is consistent with a substrate adaptive response to temperature, albeit under potentially a high selective pressure.
But the issue goes much wider than just one fungal threat, albeit a potentially disastrous one for millions of trees.
