The phrase "although commonly used" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding something that is frequently utilized or accepted.
Example: "Although commonly used, this method may not be the most effective for every situation."
Alternatives: "even though it's widely used" or "despite its common usage."
It is important to remember that the determination coefficient (R), although commonly used, is not actually a very useful indicator when using nonlinear regression functions [ 16], because it compares the sum of residuals with the distance of the data from their mean (R = 1 − SSE/TSS; see comparison of methods and statistical analysis).
Although commonly used by followers of complementary medicine, its efficacy as a cancer treatment has never been satisfactorily proven.
Although commonly used for minor injuries in a topical ointment made from chili peppers, capsaicin can be a stimulant and is thus on the list of substances banned by the Olympics.
Although commonly used by dentists, the U-shaped (horseshoe) maxillary major connector lacks the rigidity of other maxillary major connector designs.
Although commonly used in combination with irinotecan or oxaliplatin (iri/oxal) for treatment of colorectal liver metastases before extirpation, the effects of preoperative bevacizumab on surgical outcomes are not established.
Although commonly used mechanical thinning and prescribed burning can significantly alter the soil environment, the effect of these practices on RS and on the interactions between RS and belowground characteristics in managed forests is not sufficiently understood.
Although less commonly used, MCE has a curvilinear relationship with MCF so may be more useful for comparisons.
It is found that although the commonly used temperature sensitive point selection methods can significantly reduce the collinearity between temperature sensitive points, the correlation between some of the selected temperature-sensitive points and thermal error is weak.
Although most commonly used in upland moorland agreements, the use of HR8 in lowland agreements shows great inventiveness and demonstrates the potential for extending the use of boundary-spanning options.
Although a commonly used coordinate in single-molecule experiments performs poorly, this study implicates alternative coordinates along which rearrangements are accurately described as diffusive movements across a one-dimensional free-energy profile.
Although now commonly used in medicine, the updated "disorders of sex development" (DSD) nomenclature formally introduced in 2006 has never been universally accepted by members of the affected community, particularly advocacy groups.
