The phrase "albeit regularly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a concession or contrast, indicating that something occurs regularly, even if there are other considerations.
Example: "The team performs well, albeit regularly facing challenges that test their resilience."
Alternatives: "although frequently" or "even if often".
Lfng stripe expression in either BBL line also restores orderly Uncx4.1 expression in the tail (n = 10; Figure 3G I), albeit less regularly in BBL-2 tails (Figure 3I), but not in more cranial regions (Figure 3G).
They bled bright red, and their chests rose and fell regularly, albeit with the aid of medications and life-support machines.
These minerals occur regularly, albeit in small quantities in both ancient and modern serpentinites [19 26].
This gathering of members of the gay and lesbian community in Lagos is held regularly, albeit discreetly, but it could soon be illegal.
The data in our study suggests that referrals between N/HMPs and conventional care are occurring regularly (albeit on an informal basis).
Check these fluids regularly, albeit depending on how often the forklift is being used.
Though Mr de Villepin and his opposite number, Colin Powell, talk regularly enough, albeit in less warm tones than before, Presidents Bush and Chirac have not telephoned each other since February 7th.
In short under the legal purview of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), the NSA regularly collects — albeit in a roundabout fashion, and likely not one as robust and complete as it would like — data and communications of United States citizens that it hangs onto even if it has no immediate merit relating to national security.
Mr. Squitieri left room for some acceptance of protesters' demands, but said they showed "anger without a purpose" and alluded to a similar dark hand behind their demonstrations, which have continued regularly since March, albeit in smaller numbers: Foot soldiers for puppet masters with a greater agenda.
Television followed a similar, albeit compressed trajectory: The first regularly scheduled TV show began in 1928, commercial licenses were granted in 1941 and Bulova aired the first ad shortly thereafter, the first show was sponsored in 1946 and Nielsen launched its first TV index in 1950.
