The phrase "albeit strict" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a concession or qualification, indicating that something is true, even if it comes with certain limitations or conditions.
Example: "The guidelines are effective, albeit strict, which ensures compliance among all team members."
Alternatives: "although rigorous" or "even if demanding".
Taiwan also harvests organs from executed prisoners, albeit with strict consent requirements, as do some South American countries.
Across these two spreads I swashbuckled in translation as a creative act of writing, albeit with strict spatial constraints.
Canada approved Sativex for relieving pain (but not spasms) in MS patients, albeit under strict conditions, in 2005.
That had led a British judge to grant him bail, albeit with strict curbs on his movements.
Unions may press the government to enforce laws and regulations as well as to organize strikes, albeit within strict legal limits.
Consequently, in our view, a Verizon-Vodafone merger is the rational endgame, albeit with strict boundary conditions to keep it compelling for each side.
The president, Otto Pérez Molina, now wants to see global legal regulation of all drugs, from hashish to heroin, albeit with strict controls.
Mr. Bush used his first prime-time address, on Aug. 9, 2001, to announce his decision (technically a policy pronouncement and not an executive order) to permit federal financing for human embryonic stem cell research, albeit with strict limitations.
It is legal to terminate a pregnancy after 24 weeks and indeed up to full term, albeit under strict medical supervision and only where there is a risk of serious abnormality or a grave, permanent injury to the mother.
It has created brands exclusively for the Chinese market and promotes local talent, albeit with strict Japanese rules on how to serve customers.Such companies have a long history in China and are likely to stay the course.
