The phrase "although in essence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or qualification to a statement, emphasizing the fundamental nature of something despite other considerations.
Example: "Although in essence, the project aims to improve community engagement, it also addresses several logistical challenges."
Alternatives: "even though fundamentally" or "despite its core nature".
According to Bhadrakumar, Pakistan's calculated response following the attack stops short of directly terminating its participation in the war although in essence, this event may push Pakistan's army "within inches of doing that" in the long-term scenario.
Although in essence agri-environmental payment schemes are not subsidies or income transfer, but rather payment for an environmental service, the political acceptability of such measures may be greater in an environment where there is a tradition of agricultural subsidies.
15 Extrinsic changes relate more to surface changes of environmentally damaged skin, although in essence share similar pathways to intrinsic aging processes, but appear as a sharper, more exaggerated version.
Although in essence this approach to correction of data is not novel, being an extension of that of Clarkson & Fine [ 8] (see also [ 12] and [ 13]), we believe that what is new is its systematic application to regional datasets to provide corrected aggregate national data and that this approach does provide a much sounder basis for the epidemiological analysis of national data sets.
Although complicated, in essence these state that clubs must break even or face being barred from European competitions.
Although different in essence, these phenomena lead to similar patterns of phylogenetic incongruence, and discriminating between them is often largely speculative [ 17].
Although life is, in essence, a complicated form of carbon chemistry, living creatures cannot process carbon in its elemental form.
Although somewhat arbitrary, in essence this eigenvalue threshold ensured that a factor was included only if it extracted approximately as much as one raw variable [ 18].
Although it has become, in essence, a thriller, and a very good one, Galgut's novel also intends a report on the state of South Africa, post-Mandela.
In essence, although my body was still there, routinely going through the motions, I was oblivious to all those around me... and I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who has felt this before.
Although the ruling says, in essence, that the feds can't simply tell state legislatures what to do, it doesn't touch the federal government's power to regulate on its own.
