The phrase "although establishing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception while discussing the act of setting up or creating something.
Example: "Although establishing a new policy can be challenging, it is essential for improving workplace efficiency."
Alternatives: "even though creating" or "despite setting up".
Although establishing anti-bullying curriculums in schools might prove effective, true kindness is more likely to come from nonstandardized modes of pedagogy.
"Although establishing a national parenting academy may sound impressive in theory, more money needs to be invested into schemes that we know are really making a difference to individuals, families and communities," he said.
Although establishing the factory was a pledge by the Ugandan president, Yoweri Museveni, when he toured the region in 2008, and the government has committed UShs 5bn towards its cost, it was still not clear who would own and be in charge of the factory.
Thirdly, although establishing a case reason is only a small step during case filing, its influence can be lasting in the later trial.
Although establishing the veracity of the stories behind the gruesome images is almost impossible, the fact that they are broadcast as executions for "sodomy" or the "act of the people of Lot" has terrorized people who run afoul of Islamic State's warped morality.
The males in our study population do not lek and although establishing a territory is related to mating success, the majority of matings do not take place on territories [17], [21].
Although established in Paris, it moved to New York City in the 1970s.
"Humanae Vitae" actually avoids discussion of sinfulness, although established Catholic teaching on sexual morality categorized such forbidden contraceptive acts as gravely sinful and worthy of damnation.
An early-music ensemble like the academy, although established, still has to consider certain existential parameters: what is its philosophy toward the music it is making?
Although established American masters in ballet and modern dance provided pure pleasure, equal interest came from the ritualized chaos of experimental pieces like Ms. Monnier's.
Although established New York architects like John J. Petit and George Palliser were active in the area, Mr. Raub retained a complete unknown, Hugo von Wiedenfeld, a recent Austrian immigrant.
