The phrase "although I waited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception in a sentence, typically indicating that something unexpected occurred despite the waiting.
Example: "Although I waited for hours, the bus never arrived."
Alternatives: "even though I waited" or "despite my waiting".
Danielle, Erin, and I waited patiently although I know they were also thinking, me, me, me, me, me!!! in that moment.
Although long waiting times were a common complaint, a few accepted this status quo: "I waited for a long time before I was attended, but I understand that is the way it is.
And although I had waited all those years for an apology and was grateful to finally get closure after half a lifetime, I was brought to tears was when she told me that she had known in the 9th grade how much I loved her, and that what I never knew was that she had loved me back.
So I applied everywhere, and I was accepted at Yale, Harvard, and Princeton, although I was wait-listed at Stanford, because I'd made the mistake of combing my hair for the application photo.
The Broadway tryout Although I could wait until October to see La Bête on Broadway, it sounds so cool to casually mention in your review, "When I caught this production in the West End … " Seriously, something may be gained or lost in the transfer over the Atlantic.
I didn't have any problems, although I did wait for a few days until after the game was released to download it.
(Although I wouldn't wait around for the robber to kick in his share).
I can also navigate nearly any menu — although I am still waiting for an app that can read handwritten Chinese characters on a menu.
Brian and I both think of Coogee as our home, so in some ways it's going to be difficult to leave - although I can't wait to see more of the world..
Cast and audience are apparently mostly saving the surprise, although I can't wait to see the giant animatronic Kenneth Williams re-enacting the "Frying tonight" scene from the 1960s film Carry on Screaming.
