The phrase "although curious" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea or to express a condition that exists alongside another statement.
Example: "Although curious, she decided not to ask any questions during the meeting."
Alternatives: "even though intrigued" or "despite being curious".
Although Curious AI is starting with semi-autonomous robots that are sorting valuable material from trash in waste processing facilities, it's a harbinger for a more fully roboticized future, in Valpola's vision.
Although curious, it is hard to conclude whether the nucleosome presence (or absence) influenced this result.
Although curious, this may be explained by the fact that the antibiotics delivered at the hospitals are the same that those found at the chemist's and often, inpatients have to buy the medicines outside the hospital.
Although curious, pestering family members may be getting underneath your skin, keep in mind that family members are just excited to see you as a parent someday.
I can become addicted very easily, although the curious thing is that I have two sisters who are not.
Although being "curious, motivated, and open to learning and growing" is crucial, that specialised depth is also vital.
Although this curious vent glow is too weak to be detected by human eyes, it has a frequency well into the visible spectrum.
Although initially curious about Disraeli when he entered Parliament in 1837, Victoria came to detest him over his treatment of Peel.
Although many curious about the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster had visited the area prior to this announcement, this news quickly spread to the masses, who booked trips through one of the growing number of private tour companies.
Although I get curious stares, I have never had any awkward moments when I head out for a swim.
The timing, though, is curious: although Sultanahmet is tourist-central, visitor numbers on a Tuesday in the second week of January are as low as they ever get.
