"Albeit" is a conjunction that means "although" or "even though". It is usually followed by a clause that contrasts with the main clause. For example:
* "Albeit difficult, the task was completed."
"Although" and "however" are also conjunctions that can be used to introduce a contrasting clause. However, they are more commonly used than "albeit".
Therefore, you should use "although" or "however" instead of "albeit" in this sentence. Here are some examples:
* Although literature does not explain...
* However, literature does not explain...
You can also rephrase the sentence to avoid using any of these conjunctions:
* Literature does not explain...
* Despite the fact that literature does not explain...