The phrase "albeit though" is not correct in written English as it combines two contradictory terms.
You can use "albeit" to introduce a contrast, but "though" is redundant in this context.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit challenging."
Alternatives: "although" or "even though".
The farm's flock remains there, in the care of a local shepherd, albeit (though she doesn't say this) one with only a short-term contract to do the job.
It was sloppy from England, and Farrell then scuffed a long-range penalty - albeit though he was clearly injured - and was replaced by Toby Flood a moment later.
The present focus on channelling meagre resources to lower levels of the health care pyramid is ineffective, albeit though the visions and objectives of providing accessible services to the poor are commendable.
Cunk can be insightful, though, albeit unwittingly.
Most of all, though, albeit most selfishly, if Google's IDE were better, it would push Apple's to improve.
I felt as if he'd joined a cult, albeit a reasonably benign one, though as someone who last played a computer game when Jet Set Willy was the height of technological wizardry, I hardly felt in a position to judge.
Bentley, though, has resigned, albeit in a comfortable manner – he will cease being managing director of British Gas at the end of June but can stay on until the end of this year helping, in the standard jargon, to ensure "a smooth transition".
For many Cubans, though, the change - albeit imperfect - is welcome.
Rivals, though, have more effective systems, albeit pricier.
Increasingly, though, the country is getting bookings, albeit from more adventurous travelers, most of them from Europe.
They still retain the artist's eye for satire, though, along with his ability for profundity, albeit slightly peculiar.
