The phrase "although it is present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the presence of something in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The evidence is compelling, although it is present only in limited quantities."
Alternatives: "even though it exists" or "despite its presence".
This scene was omitted from the final film, although it is present in the original television presentation.
Although it is present in the developing lung, its function remains unknown.
Although it is present in very much smaller concentrations than CO2, each molecule has a more powerful global warming effect.
Although it is present as silvery-gray, highly lustrous platelike masses in some rocks, it is most widely encountered as the henna-red pigment of many diverse rocks—e.g., red sandstones and many other red beds.
Illite/smectite (I/S) has been identified by EDX spectrum (Fig. 5h) and XRD analysis (Table 1) which is the unique and most important clay type in aeolian sandstones although it is present in minor amounts (0.5%–5%).
It is not found in unfortified plant foods, although it is present in dairy products and eggs, which you may or may not be serving.
They describe it as the "second cut," but whatever you might call the stuff, it's going to be from five-eighths of an inch to 1 3/8 inches and it's going to be featured at every hole--although it is presented differently at the four par threes.
Although it is presented as a point of principle - "consistency, consistency" - this commitment was made during a wobbly moment in his campaign for the leadership.
Angelou's description of being raped as an eight-year-old child overwhelms the book, although it is presented briefly in the text.
Angelou's description of being raped as an eight-year-old child overwhelms the autobiography, although it is presented briefly in the text.
Interestingly, MIR166a was nearly undetectable in various mouse tissues, although it was present in the serum.
