The phrase "although it is strict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea or exception regarding something that is strict, often in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The policy is effective, although it is strict, and it ensures compliance among all employees."
Alternatives: "even though it is strict" or "despite its strictness."
Although it is a strict anaerobe, Blastocystis has mitochondrion-like organelles with cristae, a transmembrane potential and DNA [2 4].
Although I'm strict about boosters, about buckling, about ensuring the booster seats travel with my kids and I'm repelled when I hear parents joke about not using car seats perfectly, I'm unsure I've ironed out the strategy to ensure my kids never die at the hands of a drunk driver.
The FinnDiane Study has to date recruited 4,800 patients with type 1 diabetes, and although it is not by strict definition a population-based study, the distribution of the patients closely follows the distribution of the general population in Finland.
Although it is defined in strict terms in this paper, the model is not a general theory because it does not promise a set of universal laws about the routine embedding of practices in everyday life, but rather it works as an applied theoretical model that seeks to explain the embedding of complex interventions in healthcare settings.
The protein peaks still show a certain level of two-by-two anti-synchronization, although it is much less strict than in the deterministic version (i.e. P2 peaks most often coincide with low levels of P0 but this is not systematic anymore).
The FIA have the power to exclude Renault from the championship, although it is anticipated such a strict penalty will not be administered.
> -wrap-foot> Although it is possible that a more strict fluid restriction of 500 mL/day may have proved more successful, it should be borne in mind that patients with SIADH not only tend to have a high level of vasopressin but they are also thirsty, which contributes to their condition.
During the earlier part of the preparation stage, time limits don't require strict adherence, although it is recommended that you or your tutor make notes of approximate timings.
It can be shown that the inclusion ℓ p ⊂ Ces p is strict for 1 < p < ∞ although it does not hold for p = 1.
One such approach is strict finitism (although sometimes the terms ultra-finitism or ultra-intuitionism are used as well) that is not meant as a subtheory of other foundational theories but as an alternative on its own.
