The phrase "although I suggest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a suggestion while acknowledging a contrasting point or condition.
Example: "Although I suggest we proceed with the plan, I understand your concerns about the budget."
Alternatives: "even though I recommend" or "while I propose".
Although I suggest that there is a national turn in local integration policies, it does not mean that local dimensions of integration policies do not exist, or that the scholars using frame analysis are wrong in their conclusions that there is a policy divergence between national and local levels of government.
Cut and paste the following URL into the box: ftp://ftp.1000genomes.ebi.ac.uk/vol1/ftp/technical/pilot2_high_cov_GRCh37_bams/data/NA12878/alignment/NA12878.chrom1.ILLUMINA.bwa.CEU.high_coverage.20100311.bam You may now view any region of the chromosome 1, although I suggest that you limit the region to less than 100 kb to avoid network timeouts.
"Although I suggested to the defendant that at the time she applied the bleach to the baby, she was intending to kill it in order to dispose of it, she rejected that suggestion".
Although I suggested to the programme developers that they should add 'Do you like feet?' as an extra question to stop this happening, they were surprisingly unwilling.
I didn't take the gig, although I suggested another possibility to them, someone more up their alley.
Although damage accumulates, I suggest that the organism does not live long enough to suffer from this accumulation with one special exception that illuminates the rule [ 105].
I suggest that although the basic structure of inequalities in science has remained unchanged, their intensities and mechanisms may have been altered by recent forces of globalization and internet technology.
So I suggest that although all of us should be aware of the dangers posed by environmental factors, those of us who are over 60 should be even more vigilant.
Although It isn't recommended,I suggest you buy a cable to attach to the wall instead of charging on the computer(Just for convenience).
ALTHOUGH I'm not suggesting you bite into a raw hunk of butternut squash or gnaw on a head of cabbage (though the latter can actually be pleasant), there's great pleasure to be found in feasting on autumn vegetables served raw, with a minimum of preparation.
Maybe he'll see it in the Guardian – although I'd suggest he's an Express reader.
