The phrase "albeit vital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea, indicating that something is important despite other considerations.
Example: "The project is challenging, albeit vital for the company's future success."
Alternatives: "although essential" or "even if crucial".
The decision is one more, albeit vital, step in the relatively slow process of change that sets Yugoslavia apart from the sweeping revolutions in other Eastern European nations.
It was a rare, albeit vital, blemish on Cerny's performance and he was soon distinguishing himself again with a spectacular save from Welbeck, who was promptly removed and replaced by Hernandez.
The other odd, albeit vital element to Miami's victory was at the free throw line, a place where the Heat ranked ninth in during the regular season while Oklahoma City was second, making over 82percentt of its attempts.
The light bulb was just one artifact of that system, albeit a vital one.
A precedent was established by two European member states, Britain and France, showing a willingness to take both the diplomatic and military lead, albeit with vital (if slightly grudging) support from America.
But providing pain relief was just one part, albeit a vital part, of this programme which involved emotional, spiritual, social and practical care.
Mr Wolf devotes a lot of attention to the vital, albeit limited, role that the state needs to play if countries are to prosper.
Specifically, respiratory rate is one of the most important, albeit often neglected, vital signs [14].
In fact, all organizations are complex systems and in order to lead and manage them in ways that are meaningful (rather than just productive) the human side — the complex system side — the non-empirical, the random, the unpredictable, the serendipitous are vital, albeit a little less accessible to the literally minded.
The contested spaces are vital albeit unequal.
Peruvian forest concessions are intended to be a long-term commitment to forest management; in addition to the timber and non-timber resources that the forests under concession contain, they also entail vital, albeit hard-to-value, ecosystem services [10], [41].
