The phrase "although its operating" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It can be used in a sentence that contrasts two ideas, but it needs to be part of a larger, complete thought.
Example: "Although its operating costs are high, the company continues to invest in new technology."
Alternatives: "despite its functioning" or "even though it's running".
Bank of America said Tuesday that although its operating profit had rebounded, it had a loss of $7.3 billion in the third quarter because of a $10.4 billion write-down in the value of its credit card business.
The shakeup highlights the uncertainties Citigroup still faces months after accepting three multibillion-dollar government bailouts: although its operating revenue appears to be stabilizing, the bank continues to grapple with large losses in its consumer and credit card business that are deepening with the recession and could hinder a return to profitability.
Although its operating system and office software products are, in one sense, "legacy" businesses, they continue to be profitable because a majority of the world's business organisations and governments have standardised on them, and that addiction isn't going to end soon.
He has been openly critical of the way the Assembly operates, although its operations happen to be under the control of his own party.
In 2003, although it thinks its operating results will be "markedly" better, it had one problem after another.
Microsoft will certainly re-enter the fray, although none of its operating systems seems a good fit for tablets.
Although it operates data centres of its own, it outsources much of its computing to Amazon Web Services, the cloud-computing arm of the online shopping giant.
In light of the accusations about its activities in Israel, the company told a website that although it operates there, the structure and management of its work in Saudi Arabia is entirely different.
While Telefónica has operations spread across Europe and Latin America, the Spanish market still represents a third of its operating profit, although the company lost more than three million domestic customers last year.
But although nearly one-quarter of its operating expense budget typically has been devoted to technology, until recently there was no companywide IT budget, and almost all spending decisions were made by the individual business units.
In one notable case there, in 2010, a jury awarded an obscure company more than $600 million in a lawsuit against Apple related to its operating systems, although the award was eventually overturned by the trial judge, and by the United States Supreme Court this year.
