The phrase "albeit with a subsequent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception, often indicating that something occurs after a certain point or condition.
Example: "The project was successful, albeit with a subsequent increase in costs."
Alternatives: "although followed by" or "even though there was a later".
Albeit co-localization of Y4 receptors on ARC GABA-ergic neurons remains to be demonstrated, these findings raise the possibility that the action of PP on Y4 receptors on GABA-ergic neurons in the ARC could contribute to PP-induced hypophagia via inhibition of GABA-ergic inputs to POMC neurons, with a subsequent increase in POMC expression and α-MSH transmission.
This trial, together with a subsequent systematic review [ 6], demonstrated a survival superiority of CRT over radiotherapy alone (1-year mortality odds ratio 0.61, 95% CI 0.31-0.89, P < 0.001), albeit at the expense of increased toxicity.
Albeit with a feelgood twist?
Albeit with a distinctive Belfast flavour.
Albeit with a 30% cut for Apple.
In addition to the tracts chosen a priori for analysis, we examined several other tracts previously shown to correlate with reading scores, albeit less consistently across studies5,49, in a subsequent exploratory analysis.
This was to be Hellman's first studio A-picture--albeit with a budget of less than $1 million.
Thus, our findings in the 2010 cohort that had previously been reported [ 20] were confirmed in a subsequent albeit smaller sample of fourth year medical students (Group 2).
In a subsequent similar study with hospital records, the significant risk increase of 90% found earlier was brought back to 40%, albeit still statistically significant [ 6].
Surprisingly, the patients' intact ability to generally alter their limb stiffness during the postural task (albeit less than age-matched control subjects) improved their movement performance in a subsequent tracing task.
Down financings, where the price of a subsequent round is lower than the prior round, is a good indication of failure rate, albeit not perfect.
