The phrase "albeit qualified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a concession or acknowledgment of a limitation or condition in a statement.
Example: "The proposal was accepted, albeit qualified by the need for further review."
Alternatives: "although limited" or "even if conditional".
The call was ignored because Zimbabwe still has some support, albeit qualified, from African and Caribbean members.
This is in marked contrast to the warmth, albeit qualified by caution, with which the same administration greeted a similar declaration from ETA in March 2006.
Greenspan didn't address Garrett's particular situation, but he did offer some reassurance, albeit qualified, that if there is a housing bubble, and if it does burst, it would cause no great harm.
It might then be said that activists have scored victories, albeit qualified ones, in the first major engagements of the Age of Activism.
The answer is yes, albeit heavily qualified.
Warren also gave support, albeit more qualified, for former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney as a potential secretary of State.
The Democratic Party and the United States as a whole seem to call for a more daring choice than the selection of the vanilla, albeit eminently qualified Tim Kaine.
They have played the Greek team three times in final group ties since 2009 and lost them all, albeit they had already qualified on each occasion.
The governor said his new adviser, Golan Cipel, was a highly qualified -- albeit, unconventional -- choice to coordinate the state's antiterrorism efforts because he is a former officer in the Israeli Defense Forces, and is highly attuned to the issue because he was raised in a nation besieged by terrorism.
It was shown that the presence of American physician volunteers appeared to undermine the credibility of local physicians, albeit being just as qualified to practice [ 20].
Mansell qualified in third place, albeit over a second slower than Senna.
