The phrase "although equivalent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding equivalence in a statement or argument.
Example: "The two methods yield similar results, although equivalent in efficiency, they differ in cost."
Alternatives: "even though they are equivalent" or "despite being equivalent".
Although equivalent tests of two groups are widely discussed, the natural extensions for assessing equivalence between several groups have not been well examined.
Although equivalent concentrations of soluble dapsone induced oxidative stress, they were anti-apoptotic.
Although equivalent nerve regeneration to autografts was not achieved, this study provides promising results for further investigation.
This indicator is hereafter described for LTE networks, although equivalent indicators can be defined for other technologies.
Although equivalent activation of this cell death pathway occurs in both sexes after ischemia, detrimental effects are only present in males.
This property entails that the Freundlich model, although equivalent to the Redlich Peterson equation with respect to fitting the equilibrium data, is not able to reflect the concentration dependence of CPs.
An A proposition Aba, although not equivalent to its simple converse Aab, implies, but is not implied by, its limited converse Iab.
Although roughly equivalent to the feudal classes, its Stände ("estates") were to operate as guilds, or corporations, each controlling a specific function of social life.
For example, although approximately equivalent to humans in the perception of flower odours and sugar sweetness, honeybees are exceedingly sensitive to the queen substance, which is scentless to humans.
Although asymptotically equivalent, the FIML is not equal to the continuously updated 3SLS estimator (unless the system is just-identified).
Although the equivalent stress is smaller than the yield stress of the material, the failure by fatigue will occur after a certain travel distance.
