The phrase "albeit surprise" is not correct and does not work in written English.
The term "albeit" is used to introduce a contrast or exception, but it typically follows a noun or a phrase that can stand alone, which "surprise" does not do in this context.
Example: "The event was a success, albeit a surprise to many attendees."
Alternatives: "although surprising" or "even if surprising".
She says: "The reaction from the NHS has been supportive, albeit surprised.
For her recent court appearance, Lindsay's 3.1 Phillip Lim get-up was a pleasant, albeit sheer, surprise.
The selection of Rashid is the only surprise, albeit a mild one, in the squad.
The world-record $28.6 million paid in the same sale for a Cubist still life painted by Juan Gris in 1913 was another surprise, albeit of a different nature.
We found the book's third wine brand choice a surprise, albeit a pleasant one: Iron Horse Vineyards, the small, 170-acre family-owned California winery that has been making our sentimental favorite domestic sparkling wine since 1980.
The fresh development was Argentina's own version of paradigm-shift rugby, which took almost as many people by surprise (albeit with slightly less reason, given the adventure in their game over recent seasons).
When Sprint announced plans to carry the HTC Hero this morning, they had a bit of a surprise (albeit one that had already been rumored) in store: it looked totally different than the Hero we'd come to know and love.
It's a continuous surprise — albeit a pleasant one — not to be distracted mid-chord by the grinding of beans or the hiss of a milk frother.
Since that day, which on all accounts was joyous albeit an enormous surprise, much has happened in the form of restoring the diplomatic side of the relations, but not much else.
To our surprise, albeit to somewhat reduced levels, all of the 11 50 aa scanning deletion mutants tested were able to rescue tsBN67 cell proliferation at the nonpermissive temperature.
