The phrase "albeit useful" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a concession, acknowledging that something is useful despite any limitations or drawbacks it may have.
Example: "The tool is expensive, albeit useful for complex tasks."
Alternatives: "although helpful" or "even if beneficial".
Albeit useful as a conceptual framework, this scheme cannot yet contribute optimally to the planning of mined land rehabilitation by operators and regulators unless objective descriptors can be used to determine the degree to which post-disturbance ecosystems may be considered natural or novel and then to derive suitable management responses for such conditions.
We claim that it is just an artifact, albeit useful, of computational models to limit the size of the populations through the use of the so-called Verhulst factor and has no biological foundation.
However, transfer programs are also only a temporary, albeit useful, solution to helping the poor insure against economic shocks.
Most methods examined, albeit useful for mechanistic studies, were thought to be too specific and therefore would not be applicable for broad-based screening.
This inhibits the flow of bad, albeit useful, news and discourages employees from presenting constructive criticism or confessing their own mistakes.
As pointed out in (Gangi 1978), the empirical and semi-empirical laws, albeit useful for matching the experimental data for a specific rock, provide no insight into the physical mechanisms of stress-dependent fracture permeability.
But the widespread notion that Turkey will draw Syria toward moderation and a regional peace deal may be something of a fantasy, albeit a useful one.
This makes the TouchSmart a fairly capable machine, albeit mainly useful from a media and internet appliance standpoint.
Overall I'd say the AP app is just as relevant as WeatherBug, albeit less useful than some of the other apps.
It's an oversimplification -- albeit a useful one -- to describe this as a mind over matter experience; it's really more of a mind through matter experience, a heightened state of awareness that feels both focused and, in a way, very abstract.
Thus, it seems that the high HF frequency of 25% in the stock tested by Sprague is a very rare exception albeit a useful resource for the study of HF.
