The phrase "albeit viewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea or condition, often to acknowledge a limitation or perspective.
Example: "The proposal was well-received, albeit viewed with some skepticism by the board members."
Alternatives: "although considered" or "even if seen".
Two years ago, physicists blurred the distinction between science and fiction by producing a shell-like "invisibility cloak" that made both itself and an object inside it undetectable--albeit when viewed with microwaves of a specific frequency.
It promises to make talks on maritime history into a kind of performance art, albeit one viewed from some odd angles in certain seats – north-west-by-west, upskirt, neck-cricking.
Following this principal, you might think that the short essay or story could leave you wanting, but like Granta's great travel and reportage anthologies, this is a collection of sharp tales which take you straight to the point of a place – albeit often viewed in a sideways glance.
With the presence of Muslims in Western capitals and the rapid diffusion of mass-communication media, Islam has become a globalized subject, albeit one largely viewed through the prism of security and intelligence.
The problem was that the Kojiki was written entirely in Chinese characters, and much of it in can be read as Chinese, albeit with what might be viewed as syntactic errors.
In an age of high-flying athletes who played, spoke and even dressed for postgame press conferences with flair and bombast, the Spurs' monotone and monochrome consistency was viewed as dull -- albeit effective -- antique left over from another age.
But others in the Democratic Party viewed it as crass, albeit excusable, pragmatism.
They felt it caused what was otherwise viewed as a routine, albeit hard, bodycheck to turn fatal.
BBC2's all-day share of the audience fell to 5.8% last year, down from 6.1% in 2012, putting it neck-and-neck with Channel 4. But in peaktime, BBC2's share of viewing increased, albeit marginally, to 7.4% from 7.3% the previous year, but down from 7.8% in 2011.
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But how is this conceptually different from the current study where probably most of the participants are familiar with viewing experimental stimuli (albeit unfamiliar ones) in a MRI scanner? 2) Most of the analyses are based on the brain responses during the question period following the learning videos when participants viewed landmark images.
