The phrase "albeit worth" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when you want to acknowledge a condition or qualification, but it needs to be followed by a noun or noun phrase to make sense.
Example: "The project was challenging, albeit worth the effort in the end."
Alternatives: "although valuable" or "even if worthwhile".
The Americans have suspended military aid, albeit worth a mere $200,000, and may cut development projects, depending on the views of Barack Obama's new aid team.
After less than a year as a Buccaneer, he was cut on Wednesday and officially agreed to terms with the Patriots on Thursday but only on a one-year deal, albeit worth about $12 million.
(Albeit, it's worth noting that the rest of a fuller response in this section has been entirely redacted — but presumably DeepMind is discussing what it considers lesser issues here).
A year earlier, she handed herself £217m from the profits of what remains a private family owned business, albeit one worth billions.
This far-out plan to break up California is the brainchild of just one man — albeit one worth an estimated $1 billion, which he can spend freely to turn his dreams into our reality.
A headline on the cover of the Nairobi Law Monthly predicts a "battle for the Mau Mau billions"—albeit in Kenyan shillings, worth 85 to the dollar.
If, in her words, culture is a commodity, albeit a "commodity worth buying into", then what happens to culture that doesn't pay "healthy dividends", as she delicately puts it?
Mr Nabhan's body was zipped up with body parts of other fighters and taken to a freezer on the ship for DNA analysis.Barack Obama's administration evidently decided that the risk of putting American soldiers on the ground in Somalia, albeit briefly, was worth taking.
Studies involving in vivo mouse disease models continue to prove their worth albeit limitations.
So it became a film worth doing, albeit very difficult to finance".
