The phrase "although it might appear" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a contrast or to acknowledge a potential misunderstanding or misinterpretation of a situation.
Example: "Although it might appear that the project is behind schedule, we are actually on track to meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "even though it may seem" or "despite the appearance that".
The impasse over the Palestinian aid strikes many as peculiar because although it might appear controversial on its face, almost no one directly involved in the matter actually opposes it.
Although it might appear he'll be around forever, De Laurentiis doesn't plan to hang about.
Although it might appear otherwise, those films -- "The Lord of the Rings," "In the Bedroom" and "No Man's Land" -- were all completed before the events of Sept. 11.
Although it might appear that the measurement of a non-zero implies a clear violation of quantum mechanics12, De Raedt et al.13 demonstrated by numerically solving Maxwell's equations that a non-zero value of can exist without such violation.
Although it might appear like a mismatch to some Americans, the marriage between high fashion and soccer is one of the most enduring shotgun arrangements of the last few decades.
Luke Warren, chief executive of the Carbon Capture and Storage Association, said the government's withdrawal had "an extremely negative impact on the industry", and that although it might appear to be saving money in the short term, it would leave the UK with much greater costs in the next two decades.
Although Mr. Kazarian pushes it to an extreme, his main proposition — that Greece's debt is not as burdensome as it might appear — is not outlandish.
Although most research on nanomaterials has focused on their electrical, optical, and chemical properties, "mechanical properties control more than it might appear," says Greer.
First, surprise does not require uncertainty, although it might first appear otherwise.
