The phrase "albeit summary" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a concession or qualification, indicating that something is true, although it may be limited or not fully developed.
Example: "The report provided an overview of the findings, albeit summary, which left out some critical details."
Alternatives: "although brief" or "even if concise".
A recent, comprehensive article in the New York Times titled, "The Broken Promises of Choice in New York City Schools," was a fine, albeit unintended, summary of the inevitable failure of school reform.
Finally, it is now possible to provide a more detailed, albeit general, summary of the core responses of the mouse in response to infection by N. caninum.
Additionally, the same item had satisfactory fit within the Summary scale, albeit with the lowest chi square probability.
In summary our results, albeit negative, provide an initial look into the variation of a gene involved in the phospoinositide pathway and that has been shown to play a role in the mode of action of three common BD treatments; Li, VPA and CBZ.
In summary, our results – albeit confined to a limited number of patients and the analysis of only two pro- or antiapoptotic signalling pathways, namely RKIP and bcl-2 – raise the hypothesis that the modulation of regulators of apoptosis may be important for the clinical effect of rituximab on CBCL.
"Some of this research has unseemly titles because, frankly, the research involves looking at difficult, albeit real, components of the human condition," the summary says.
In summary, there appears to be some, albeit limited, evidence that exercise may improve depression scores in adolescents.
In summary, the available evidence in humans, albeit limited, is highly suggestive that exposure to high levels of air pollution can negatively affect the CNS and perhaps contribute to neurodevelopmental and/or neurodegenerative diseases.
It gives a pretty good summary of each week's arts news, albeit tinged with the prejudices of its authors.
In summary, these diagnostic studies have revealed promising, albeit equivocal, evidence for positive processing alterations being specific to depression.
