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The phrase "although foreseeable" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding something that can be anticipated or predicted. Example: "The outcome was disappointing, although foreseeable given the circumstances."
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Therefore, although foreseeable duration of the cycle time in seconds (FCT) equals CT in ULRA, the number of cycle phases (k) and the number of technical actions (NTC) can differ.
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Although in the foreseeable future there will not be a single model that perfectly mimics the natural course of HCV in humans there is reason for optimism.
Hence, quantitative RT PCR confers high sensitivity to CTC identification, although uncertainties are foreseeable with respect to specific primer and target gene selection.
Teller says he sees the stage show continuing into the foreseeable future, although, of course, it will change.
Economic growth will be with us for the foreseeable future, although its characteristics and the way it should be measured have changed.
The Detroit Pistons, at least, have the luxury of not having to go all-in for the foreseeable future, although it's unfortunate that this streak is happening during a dry spell for Detroit sports.
Speaking as oil hit a near six-month low, Bob Dudley cautioned that the price looked set to remain around its recent depressed level for the foreseeable future – although he would not be drawn on when he thought it would rebound.
(Note: Shadow Foreign Secretary William Hague told the Ambassador in a subsequent meeting (septel) that in his view China would probably not be more helpful in regard to Iran in the foreseeable future, although Russia would likely play a more constructive role.
He gave no indication as to how long that might be, suggesting that the four would remain on the force but unarmed well into the foreseeable future, although at least one of the four is expected to quit and join the Fire Department.
Gen. Norton A. Schwartz, the Air Force chief of staff, said it was "conceivable" that drone pilots in the Air Force would outnumber those in cockpits in the foreseeable future, although he predicted that the Air Force would have traditional pilots for at least 30 more years.
When Leonard A. Lauder, the Whitney's chairman emeritus and its largest benefactor, gave the museum $131 million in 2008 — the biggest donation in its history — the money came with the stipulation that the building could not be sold for the foreseeable future, although he declined to specify for how long.
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