The phrase "although connected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a relationship or link between two ideas or concepts, often in a contrasting context.
Example: "The two theories are distinct in their approaches, although connected by a common theme."
Alternatives: "even though linked" or "despite being related".
A further 2.5 billion are "underelectrified", in development parlance: although connected to the grid, they can get only unreliable, scanty power.
Another gallery, known as the Réseau Clastres, although connected to Niaux, actually constitutes a separate cave; it was discovered in 1970 and contains five paintings.
Probably connected with ancestor worship, deification is practiced most often when the living king, although connected with gods, is not regarded as a god in the fullest sense.
Although connected to the machines around him, Sharon is not relying on them to stay alive and so, his friends say, there is no question of taking a decision to end his life.
The philosophical analysis of mathematical explanations concerns itself with two different, although connected, areas of investigation.
Although connected, sex/gender and sexuality are distinct phenomena with differential interpretations in an evolutionary context.
Fry said although connecting his substance abuse to his mental disorder "sounds like an excuse", they were, indeed, connected.
Although connecting and programming these units is not especially daunting to the technically adept, they are not quite "plug and play".
Although connecting segregating genomic variation to variation in phenotypes and fitness remains challenging, clinal genomics is poised to increase our understanding of local adaptation and the selective pressures that drive the extensive phenotypic diversity observed in nature.
Although connecting this outcome with globalization necessarily involves country-specific investigation, the analysis of these data by the United Nations Economic Commission on Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) links "the need to participate competitively in the world economy" to labour market deregulation, increased flexibility, and the growth of economic insecurity [ 58](p. 93 102).
Although primarily connected with the Hindu tradition, the caste system is also present in some measure among Jains, Sikhs, and Christians in South Asia.
