The phrase "albeit pure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a concession or contrast, indicating that something is true, even if there are limitations or exceptions.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit pure luck played a significant role in its outcome."
Alternatives: "although it is pure" or "even if it is pure".
As social scientists, we suggest that attempts to impose prescribed environmental aesthetics (albeit ecologically pure environmental aesthetics) are inappropriate and may well be self-defeating.
This is not necessarily an undesired effect; the network still reflects biologically relevant phenomena, albeit not pure associations.
While models are necessarily overly simplistic, they are gaining in complexity and realism and are certainly less simplistic and more realistic (albeit less pure) than assuming that Occam's Razor governs all processes.
In this study, therefore, we have used the same procedures that have been widely used before for the large-scale preparation of the highly purified membrane-bound enzyme to show that a caveolar pool of the enzyme, albeit less pure, may easily be separated and also obtained in large quantities for further structure function studies.
Clearly, without speaking directly to Nokia's legal team, all of the following is pure (albeit educated) conjecture.
MTV News' James Montogomery called the video as a pure pop clip, "albeit one that looks great and is sure to earn the ire of a few folks on the religious right".
This is pure comfort, albeit at a price.
This Court has, albeit infrequently, resorted to pure prospectivity, see Chevron Oil Co. v. Huson, 404 U.S. 97, 92 S.Ct.
The blend shows intermediate reactivity between the pure fuels, albeit in closer alignment with iso-octane than 2,5-DMF.
That gesture was pure symbolism, albeit the divisive kind which must have troubled more voters than the tax-dodging oligarchs who have controlled and corrupted Greece for decades – and whose excesses are rightly in Syriza's sights.
