The phrase "albeit with difficulty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is true or possible, but only with some challenges or obstacles involved.
Example: "She managed to complete the marathon, albeit with difficulty due to her recent injury."
Alternatives: "although with some struggle" or "even if it was challenging."
Hungary is being nagged back into line, albeit with difficulty.
People with the winter blues tend to manage with life's basic demands, albeit with difficulty.
Privacy is a luxury still available to the rich, albeit with difficulty.
Instead, they said, Mr. Bush's decision to stick to his theme that progress was being made, albeit with difficulty, only enhanced Mr. Kerry's response to the charge that he vacillated: contrasting consistency with correctness.
Although there are no hard numbers on the amount of private equity now in Hollywood – it is private, after all – independent producers with distribution deals are still obtaining financing, albeit with difficulty.
The quantum mechanical model of the hydrogen atom has the same numerical agreement with experiment that proved so coincidental with the Bohr model, but it is more fundamentally founded (i.e., the discreteness of the allowed energy states emerges from more general aspects and is not imposed), and the model can be extended (albeit with difficulty) to many-electron atoms.
The EU reminds me a lot of the US, albeit with difficulties due to the many different languages.
Moreover, both Turkey (which Mr Laqueur mostly traduces) and the Arab spring (which he barely mentions) suggest that reform and liberal democracy can, albeit with difficulties and arguments along the way, be made compatible with Islam.The author's harangues against Muslim immigration disfigure what is otherwise an interesting and provocative book.
Rather, habits can be inhibited – albeit sometimes with difficulty – given sufficient will-power and self-regulatory resources (Neal, Wood, & Drolet, 2013).
In a society in which fertility was prized, the fact that infertility from fat could be remedied, albeit perhaps with difficulty, meant that the first advice to those fat men and women seeking help for their childlessness was to change their diet and lose fat – advice that would not be at all unfamiliar to a modern practitioner.
We conclude that modal parameter estimation from sparse measurements, albeit fraught with difficulties, can yield valuable results.
