The phrase "albeit skewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a concession or qualification, indicating that something is true, though it may be distorted or biased in some way.
Example: "The survey results provide valuable insights, albeit skewed by the limited sample size."
Alternatives: "although biased" or "even if distorted".
Some have a genuine – albeit skewed – love of science.
Looking across the urban-rural divide in Table 2, the striking pattern is wage convergence, albeit skewed toward the unskilled.
In a time of media blackouts it's so refreshing to get the other perspective (albeit skewed heavily in favor of bin Laden).
BAT similarly recognised this potential, defining "starters" (new smokers) as young adults albeit skewed towards females [ 52].
The OSD and TSD of HPF-fixed ISGs were instead monomodal, albeit skewed to the right by the minor fraction of ISG[Halo+] (Fig. 3e,f, ESM Fig. 4c,d).
One of the first exciting findings from the ITP was the report that treatment with rapamycin, an inhibitor of the mTOR kinase, produced robust lifespan in both male and female mice, albeit skewed in favor of females (Harrison et al., 2009).
"At the time I saw that Trump had all the attributes of performance art and conceptual art, albeit, morally skewed," Nobody said.
The result is something aesthetically closer to classic techno, albeit often skewing towards beats-per-minute on the speedier side.
This is no longer the case, and it is now widely accepted that a unimodal distribution of drinkers, albeit with skew toward the heavier consumption end, most accurately captures the way in which alcohol problems are distributed.
Albeit, in the case of highly skewed data sets, the ROC curves may provide an overly optimistic view of an algorithm's performance.
From "inside"—in other words, for somebody who sees the story as a providential unfolding of God's relations with man it is possible to construct a single narrative, albeit one that outsiders would find skewed.
