The phrase "although in this instance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a contrast or exception in a specific situation.
Example: "Although in this instance the results were not as expected, we can still learn valuable lessons from the process."
Alternatives: "even though in this case" or "despite this particular situation".
Still, trouble persisted, although in this instance, outside England.
Another head-turning display, although in this instance for entirely the wrong reasons.
For the seventh weekend in a row, box office is below 2012 levels, although in this instance it's just 5% behind.
Although, in this instance, as in many others, the Bondarchuk film is attractive for its presumably authentic detail of precisely which ointments and incantations would be used.
It is a case in which what was said between two groups who have often not understood each other — the police and young black men (although, in this instance, two of the police are young black men) — is crucial.
In 2007, my mom and I once again found ourselves together on a battlefield, although in this instance the circumstances were peaceful and the location was Fredericksburg, Va., on a tour of Civil War sites.
Thankfully they kept it that way, although "shabby" in this instance means a slightly worn cushion, rather than water pouring through the ceiling.
More and more of the biblical stories were dramatized, much as the material of Homer was used by the Greek tragedians, although piously in this instance, with none of the tragic skepticism of the Greeks.
When we analyzed survival curves for the category of patients with only ECE, among them, stratification for M1 and M2 macrophage phenotype did not allow us to establish a significant correlation with prognosis, although even in this instance patients with M2 phenotype prevalence confirmed to have a slightly worse prognosis.
Although legal wrangling failed in this instance, it worked for another relative, Faustino Dy III, when he ran for Congress against Miss Padaca in 2001.
The leader-as-psychopath is far from unusual: Saddam Hussein displayed similar characteristics, although a closer parallel in this instance is Stalin.
