The phrase "although it was full" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception in a sentence, often indicating that despite being full, something else occurred or was true.
Example: "Although it was full, the restaurant still managed to accommodate our large group."
Alternatives: "even though it was full" or "despite being full".
But although it is full of good music, the Scottish is less powerful than its companion, the Italian (finished 1833).
Despite its title, Pondlife is not in the end a book about either swimming or London wildlife; although it is full of warmly realised descriptions of both.
But by 1748, when he painted Cornard Wood, Jacob van Ruisdael had become the predominant influence; although it is full of naturalistic detail, Gainsborough probably never painted directly from nature.
However, although it is full of action, adventure and mystery, the pacing and writing also creates an atmosphere of a drama - the story of everyday real life, albeit in a different world, which was a fascinating combination.
Although it is full of the material of fashionable nostalgia, it never exploits nostalgia.
Although it's full of restaurants and shopping areas for the most-part, it's a good inclusion to show kids what it's like to travel the streets in that particular country.
But the influence extends beyond straight remakes: recent sleeper-hit horror Insidious borrowed liberally from Poltergeist, and even JJ Abrams's Super-8 bears the mark (although set in 1979, it's full of anachronisms and really draws its Spielberg influences from the director's 1977-1982 period).
Although the tube tells you it's full of the same stuff Crest is, including sorbitol, hydrated silica, fluoride and the like, Ipana foams a lot less in your mouth and, hey..
The lake was inaugurated by Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by Prince Philip, with the unveiling of a commemorative stone and plaque, which can be seen from the dam, on 17 April 1956, although it was not full until 25 February 1958.
Tony, Chris and especially Jason were all thorns in the Blue Sox side with a try apiece, although it was the full-back Steve Prescott who made Halifax fans miserable with a 40-metre drop goal in injury-time.
