The phrase "although complicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception, typically in a sentence that acknowledges complexity while presenting a different point or perspective.
Example: "The project was successful, although complicated, requiring extensive collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "despite being complex" or "even though it's intricate."
Although complicated in its core content, the representation of how diseases spread can be modeled using basic graphs that have been introduced in class.
The process is similar for countries/regions, although complicated by the fact that some institutions have overseas labs that will be counted towards host country/region totals.
The process is similar for countries, although complicated by the fact that some institutions have overseas labs that will be counted towards host country totals.
"We realised that the noise had a reproducible pattern and, although complicated, it's the sort of thing that a neural network can learn.
Not only was he deprived of an adored (although complicated and often absent) father at a crucial time in his adolescence, he and his mother and two sisters were to discover that, because important documents had not been kept in order, the insurance policies were invalid.
As expected, the result, although complicated, represents a small correction to the classical problem of mass transfer around a spherical drop under creeping flow conditions, since the physical problem presented here requires both the Reynolds and the Weber number to be much smaller than one.
Now Carole Shorenstein Hays owns and operates the Curran Theater, while the Nederlanders make the decisions at the Orpheum and Golden Gate theaters (although, complicating matters, Ms. Hays still has a 50percentt ownership stake there as well).
This decision, although complicating the interpretation of the results, highlighted the differences in conception between these two groups of participants.
Although too complicated a theme for this short article, examples extend well beyond the Peruvian agrarian reform mentioned above.
With their grand finales, like ornate frames, and their sweeping sense of order — although wonderfully complicated and undermined in "The Four Temperaments," a modernist tour de force set to a terrifically severe Hindemith score — both works feel of another age.
Although overly complicated compensation systems have their downsides, research has found that a system needs to include enough elements (such as quarterly performance and overachievement bonuses) to keep high performers, low performers, and average performers engaged throughout the year.
