The phrase "although centered on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception related to the main focus of a discussion or argument.
Example: "Although centered on environmental issues, the conference also addressed economic impacts."
Alternatives: "even though focused on" or "despite being centered on".
When construction continued along Central Park West in the 1920s, the wings were executed in no particular style, although centered on the triumphal Roman-style Roosevelt Memorial, now the museum's main entrance.
The why requires a more complex mechanism, which, although centered on mirror neurons, also involves other motor neurons.
In addition, although centered on the same physiological pathways, set of differentiated genes were almost not overlapping among the breeds.
Although damage centered on the Ardmore Academy gymnasium, most of the campus was considered a total loss.
Although traditionally centered on paternalism, healthcare in Pakistan is gradually evolving into a more individual centered model.
Although talks initially centered on Motorola's patents, the focus quickly shifted to takeover talks.
Although it supposedly centered on private buses for tech workers, the concerns had a more broadly political air.
And although the plot, centered on violent youth gangs in depressed areas, is fairly predictable, it's presented with jarring realism and zero sentimentality.
Although efforts have centered on the Byzantine/Coptic town, there are earlier remains in the vicinity.
Although the conflict centered on cloves and nutmeg, plant researchers have long known that the fuss was really about two closely related organic molecules, eugenol and isoeugenol, which give the respective spices their characteristic aromas.
Although his work centered on inequality and injustice, it also spoke volumes for all types of intolerance.
