The phrase "albeit practical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea, indicating that something is practical, even if it may have limitations or drawbacks.
Example: "The solution is not ideal, albeit practical, for our current needs."
Alternatives: "although practical" or "even if practical".
Introduction: Albeit practical implementation remains a concern, indirect calorimetry (IC) is the first choice technique for estimating energy requirements in critically ill patients.
Still the device was limited to solving this one class of problem, and, as is the case for all analog devices, it produced approximate, albeit practical, solutions.
These are truly small, albeit practical steps, which will serve to keep your grandchildren safe.
So we asked the editors behind HuffPost Travel, Taste, Home and Style to put together less conventional, albeit practical, ideas for the season.
An intervention that includes additional education sessions (e.g. after the transplant evaluation) may be more effective, albeit less practical.
Cultural agencies and foundations are also reflecting on the institutions they help finance, albeit in more practical terms.
Masks have taken on a similar function in Venezuela's ongoing upheaval, albeit for more practical reasons.
Another section of society appears to view urban wildlife in a more practical, albeit no less destructive, light: as a potential meal.
Turing sidestepped the debate about exactly how to define thinking by means of a very practical, albeit subjective, test: if a computer acts, reacts, and interacts like a sentient being, then call it sentient.
Utilizing a complicated arrangement of gears and cams driven by steel shafts, the Differential Analyzer could obtain practical (albeit approximate) solutions to problems which up to that point had been prohibitively difficult.
But without that fallback, one-car households will find the Volt more practical (albeit expensive and cramped).
