The phrase "albeit reasonably" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a concession or qualification, indicating that something is true to a certain extent or under certain conditions.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit reasonably within the expected budget constraints."
Alternatives: "although fairly" or "even if somewhat".
I felt as if he'd joined a cult, albeit a reasonably benign one, though as someone who last played a computer game when Jet Set Willy was the height of technological wizardry, I hardly felt in a position to judge.
I probably qualify as a reasonably groovy, albeit rapidly ageing, parent of young children.
A rise in the oil price lifted markets in early trading, but despite a later turnaround in crude, the market mood remained reasonably upbeat, albeit off its highs.
It derives the basic structure of society from a hypothetical choice situation, the Original Position, in which a veil of ignorance precludes reliance on the contractors' actual limitations – limitations that a Hobbesian contractor might ruthlessly (albeit rationally, if not reasonably) exploit (cf., fn.10).
This delineation was reasonably consistent, albeit not always completely clear-cut; for example, the item asking about the hassle of the daily anti-coagulation related tasks had a rotated factor loading of 0.60 onto "hassles" and 0.51 onto "limitations".
The point estimates derived using regression and PSM were close to the null, and the CIs were reasonably precise, albeit just encompassing a clinically important difference in the direction of either an improvement or worsening in mental health.
Substitution and functional characterization of 5-HT3 residues residues that are equivalent to those observed in the 5-HTBP binding site suggest that the orientation of varenicline is similar in 5-HT3 receptors, where it is a reasonably potent albeit a partial agonist.
So far, that appears hardly to be the case, with takings increasing from Friday to Saturday, albeit modestly, and holding up reasonably on Sunday.
Many patients seeking treatment (or those who are eligible) are not in extreme or debilitating situation; there lives are not totally devoid of meaning and are able to maintain a reasonably engaged life, albeit with varying levels of unpleasant feelings associated depression.
James Berardinelli awarded it 2.5 out of 4 stars and stated that "although some of the production's technical aspects remain impressive, the dramatic elements come across as trite and many of the musical numbers are dated", but said that it was a "reasonably competent - albeit "airbrushed" - presentation of the main character's life".
