The phrase "advised that although the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal communication, particularly in reports or professional correspondence, to introduce a statement or condition that contrasts with a previous point.
Example: "I was advised that although the project deadline is approaching, we still have time to make necessary adjustments."
Alternatives: "informed that even though the" or "notified that despite the".
And although doctors have advised that aborting four or five of the seven fetuses would improve the chances of survival for the others, Mrs. Zapata-Smalls and her husband, Fred, have refused.
Although we advised that only heart muscle samples should be collected, some of the samples turned out to be from other muscles, despite the fact that heart muscle sampling is relatively easy.
In fact, although we advised that woman and her employer to play it safe and avoid exposures during pregnancy, the employer concluded there was no clear evidence that the chemicals were harmful (because they weren't tested).
Now, his application goes to Citizenship and Immigration Services for final review, although lawyers have advised that could take another three or four years.
Be advised that "Master and Commander" is a men-only movie, although some of the men are boys.
Regarding further treatment, the patient was advised that, although it might be possible to regain the effect of the epidural block by performing adhesiotomy in the epidural space, this was not a radical cure for CRPS of the left leg, and it would be difficult to achieve good-quality continuous epidural blocks over long periods if adhesions in the epidural space recurred following adhesiotomy.
Tasked with examining the effectiveness of all sort of laws, the VLRC advised that although remedial claims around marijuana can be exaggerated, the plant "has therapeutic potential".
He said the Department for Culture, Media and Sport's legal director had advised that although it was not directly illegal for him to attempt to intervene, to do so would be "unwise".
It has been advised that although asymptomatic, aneurysms greater than 2 cm should be considered for treatment [7, 8].
Although an institution may advise that vulnerable persons with particular medical conditions should not work in biosafety level 3 laboratories, these persons cannot be excluded.
