The phrase "albeit you" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
"Albeit" is typically used to mean "although" or "even though," and it is usually followed by a clause rather than a pronoun like "you."
Example: "She was making progress, albeit slowly."
Alternatives: "although you" or "even though you".
(Albeit, you're probably going to be spending less time being mindful per session — but arguably some meditation is better than no meditation, and five minutes a day might also encourage a person to build out a more sustained habit over time).
Albeit you have to wait til fall to get your hands on it.
Or it should cost $5, albeit you may have to shop around the various Pi resellers to get it for that baseline price.
Cameron's tweets often elicit a high level of abusive responses — and negative sentiment still abounds in the above tweet conversation example, albeit you have to scroll quite far down to encounter the favored Cameron hater insult "dishface".
That yearly fee for Tile is still cheaper than a year of Locca's service (albeit, you can start and stop the Locca service whenever you like within the app, with no contracts required).
Albeit you should (in theory) be able to see some small electricity savings — provided you don't start heating extra cups of tea just to get involved with such a cool design.
(Albeit, if you fb Messenger your friend about the 'great holiday you're having in Chicago' Facebook is going to be able to figure out where you are anyway…).
Albeit, obviously you're not going to be able to use your headphones while you've got Pluggy in situ.
Albeit, I guess you can say wearables are useful for something then.
Albeit heavy, he takes you on a ride with the energy of metal but with the style of a DJ.
Sometimes, albeit rarely, you wonder if the classical music world doesn't aggrandise itself enough.
