The phrase "although framing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception related to the concept of framing in a discussion or argument.
Example: "Although framing can influence perceptions, it is not the only factor that shapes opinions."
Alternatives: "even though framing" or "despite framing".
Strathclyde, although framing itself as a technological university, leads two of the tables in this section, in social policy, and accountancy and finance.
Although framing Ebola as a national security issue may have allowed for increased support for the United States' role internationally, it is unclear whether the domestic response to Ebola could have been more coordinated had this initially been framed as a public health issue.
Although framing strategies have explanatory power for protest success, they are likely to indirectly influence protest success through increasing the central government's "multi-channelled forceful intervention".
Although framing access to healthcare as a human right is a promising step toward achieving equality, we cannot ignore the importance of nationality as the "right to have rights".
And that beauty, although framed by stylistic conventions, is surprisingly varied.
We think "carceral geographies", although framed initially by geographers (itself a very broad "discipline"), fits the scope of this problem.
Although framed as an appeal for resistance to the peninsulars, the Grito was in effect a call for independence.
Although framed for a spate of murders and thought dead, he is alive and costumed and trying to extinguish the malevolent forces bringing the city to further ruin.
Rita Izsák noted that the situation, although framed by some as an inter-ethnic dispute, has wider political and economic causes, including widespread corruption, that must be taken into account to help avoid further polarisation.
Although framed as a technical tweak to the powers that allow the business secretary to review mergers on national security grounds, the changes amount to a blank cheque to intervene in a huge number of additional deals with little transparency and no involvement by the independent Competition and Markets Authority.
A perceptive 2012 analysis by Fang and Casadevall identified imbalances in the career structure and incentivisation of scientists as core difficulties, but although framed as a call for reform, their study concludes by simply calling for a 'conversation' among scientists about what changes to implement.
