"albeit with some difficulty" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that something was completed or achieved with some difficulty. For example: I was able to finish my assignment on time, albeit with some difficulty.
The quasi-photographic likeness managed, albeit with some difficulty, to sell for £6.98 million, the second highest price paid that evening.
An Apple TV that plays DivX, albeit with some difficulty.
We performed these studies albeit with some difficulty owing to our inability to obtain suitable antibodies.
Children in GMFCS level I can perform all gross motor activities of their age-matched peers, albeit with some difficulty in terms of speed, balance and coordination.
Most parents could eventually access all aftercare services, albeit with some difficulty or delay, but there was more variability in ease of access for plastic surgery and prosthetics which were needed by the fewest children.
In experiments with the butterfly Bicyclus anynana, Beldade et al. [ 34] showed that the relative size of anterior and posterior eyespots on their forewings could be uncoupled, albeit with some difficulty, while in that same species Zijlstra et al. [ 35] found that selection readily uncoupled the correlation between development time and eyespot size.
Furthermore, it was fast enough at low altitudes to catch, albeit with some difficulties, Focke Wulf Fw 190 fighter-bombers that attacked Soviet units on the frontlines and immediately returned to German-controlled airspace at full speed.
Response options: 1-without any difficulty, 2-with some difficulty, 3-with much difficulty, 4-unable to do.
Since such analyses can be carried out for markers on other chromosomes, albeit with some extra difficulty due to phase uncertainty, they will not be discussed further here.
With some difficulty, Becker holds.
