“albeit roughly” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want express that something is done imperfectly or incompletely. For example: "I was able to finish the project, albeit roughly, before the deadline."
Livestock numbers, albeit down by roughly half from their 2011 levels, have stabilised compared to last year but poor crop harvests are likely to lead to culls as feed prices rise.
The Karma finally reached dealers and its first customers late last year, albeit at a price roughly $20,000 higher than its initial projections.
India has also extended (albeit modest) health insurance to roughly 110m people, more than twice the number of the uninsured Americans whose plight motivated Obamacare; this is, as America's vice-president once said about his boss's reforms, a "big fucking deal .This new Asian interest in social welfare goes far beyond health.
HYUNDAI EQUUS Larger than a Lexus LS, the large, full-of-frills sedan will test whether Americans are ready for a roughly $60,000 Hyundai — albeit one with a 385-horsepower V-8, a decadent back seat and special pampering by dealers.
The HAC contains centromeric repeats that form a functional centromere/kinetochore, allowing its stable inheritance as a nonessential chromosome, albeit with a loss rate roughly 10× that of the native chromosomes [ 11, 12].
Jen Bluestein, a Ferrer spokeswoman, said she was struck by the fact that the mayor is outspending his challenger by tens of millions of dollars yet has held roughly the same lead, albeit a sizable one, in several recent polls.
All EMS developed throughout the world, albeit with slight differences, can be roughly classified into two main models.
In the early days, revenue grew roughly in line with headcount, albeit from a small base.
He also highlighted the establishment of a single minimum wage for all regions of Mexico, albeit at 70.10 pesos per day, or roughly $4.25.
Campbell would remove underperforming businesses from its balance sheet and get cash; Campbell shareholders would own roughly the same assets as before, albeit in different corporate packages.
