The phrase "although critiques" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea or point of view in a discussion or argument.
Example: "Although critiques of the policy are valid, they do not address the underlying issues that need to be resolved."
Alternatives: "even though criticisms" or "despite the critiques".
The book came under ferocious fire from Financial Times journalist Chris Giles (although that critique was itself strongly criticised), who accused Piketty of errors.
Although the critique is "carefully reasoned," it has "technical errors," he elaborated in an interview, adding, " "Their description of how a bird flies is incorrect".
Although his critique is aimed broadly at the humanities, specifically cultural studies and literary criticism, it is also suggestive for the field of American studies.
Although the critique is "carefully reasoned," it has "technical errors," he elaborated in an interview, adding, " "Their description of how a bird flies is incorrect". "Really what they're doing is declaring that their view of the video is that it is not definitive," Dr. Fitzpatrick said.
He published the Euston Manifesto - which, in the words of one of its leading lights, Norman Geras, "states a commitment to certain general principles and identifies patterns of left-liberal argument that we think fall short of those principles" - in full on the NS website, although "its critique of the anti-war movement" made his "blood boil".
Although heavily critiqued by generations of historians, that reasoning has proven remarkably durable particularly among the political right.
Although the Critique of Practical Reason is often seen as the locus classicus for Kant's doctrine of the Highest Good, it may rather be best to take it as a transitional text, since its argument for the Highest Good is quite different from those that come after.
Busche also says that although a critique of modern industrial America may be read into these images, Lichtenstein "would appear to accept the environment as revealed by his reference material as part of American capitalist industrial culture".
Although the critique of Orientalism is his especially important cultural contribution, it was the critical interpretations of Conrad, Jane Austen, Rudyard Kipling, W. B. Yeats and other writers that established his intellectual reputation.
Although this critique may be valid, the individuals participating in the trial were typical Finnish people with IGT who were overweight, were relatively sedentary, and whose diet was discordant with recommendations in many ways (2).
