The phrase "although it deserves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea or to acknowledge that something merits recognition or attention, despite other factors.
Example: "The film was not widely recognized, although it deserves more acclaim for its innovative storytelling."
Alternatives: "even though it merits" or "despite its worthiness".
The BBC should be given credit for bringing this masterpiece to a British network audience, although it deserves censure for relegating it to the niche BBC Four rather than placing it in peak-time on Two, or even One.
Contrary to what you may think, this show isn't about the roots of today's ubiquitous video installations, although it deserves credit anyway as an act of historical rectitude, recovering pioneering examples of experimental film, video, slide projections and even holography from an era before anybody heard of Bill Viola or Sam Taylor-Wood.
Although it deserves validation, the proposed taxonomy may be applicable to other populations and chronic conditions to plan intervention studies.
And although it deserved points for its enthusiasm and use of fresh ingredients, the kitchen could not always deliver successfully all the items on a menu overambitious in its length.
It saddens me that it won't get the chance it deserves". Although "Flipper" had a heavy marketing campaign, Shapiro and other industry observers speculated that even without being sandwiched between two mega-hits, it might have performed better with a mid-to-late July opening.
Although BarBao could certainly improve, it deserves more attention and affection than it's getting.
As timely as ever, it deserves another outing – although, these days, even BBC4 might be too risky.
This research was obviously carried out independently and met publishing scientific standard, so it deserves publication in F1000Research, although similar work has been published (Deng et al., 2014).
"although it probably deserves to be banned.
Risk agility and effective decision making is not about fearing the twenty-first century, although it certainly deserves deference.
What moves me most about my personal story, is not necessarily the Rebbe's blessing of healing that was fulfilled, although it surely deserves recognition and praise.
