The phrase "albeit unplanned" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a concession or acknowledgment of a situation that is true, even if it is not ideal or expected.
Example: "The event was a success, albeit unplanned, and everyone enjoyed themselves."
Alternatives: "although unplanned" or "even if unplanned".
"You took a kitchen knife in a frenzied, hurried, albeit unplanned attack.
He argues by example, not by analogy; the point of the opening of "The Origin" isn't that something similar happens with domesticated breeds and natural species; the point is that the very same thing happens, albeit unplanned and over a much longer period.
About 59.3% of all admissions were surgical (albeit unplanned), and these had a mortality (9.0 vs. 8.9% in the ICU and 17.4 vs. 14.6% in the hospital) like that of patients with no cancer diagnosis.
We were on a week-long European Waterways cruise on the hotel barge Magna Carta, and this was one of several dramatic, albeit unplanned, scenes on the meandering journey from Hampton Court to Henley.
First, this was an unplanned analysis, albeit one undertaken initially at the request of a regulatory body.
We can contrast the current findings with related work we have carried out examining the general case, where we found that increasing numbers of medicines was indeed associated with increased unplanned admissions, albeit an effect tempered in the context of increasing co-morbidity [ 5].
Eventually, albeit through a series of (unplanned) human and humanising encounters, she regains the spring in her step, having found herself and a measure of real independence within the clean lines and progressive aims of Carshall New Town.
Almost as galling as this, albeit for very different reasons, is what Miami's unplanned generosity bought for the Marlins.
Teenage pregnancies are mostly unplanned and often result in induced abortion Medical abortion is increasingly used, albeit its safety has not been properly assessed among adolescents The risk of adverse events (haemorrhage, incomplete abortion, infection) after medical abortion is similar or even lower in adolescent (<18 years) compared with adult women Cite this as: BMJ 2011 342 d2111.
