The phrase "although just for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or concession regarding a specific situation or condition, often implying that something is temporary or limited.
Example: "I appreciate your help, although just for a short time."
Alternatives: "even if only for" or "albeit just for".
Carter's uniform shirt hung in the Mets' dugout, although just for Game 1 of the season.
Even Mr. James, 37, said he was frisked from time to time, although just for show, "If there's a crowd outside".
(Although just for kicks, he should consider doing Lewis's spasmodic pregame dance during one of his normally understated trots to the mound this season).
I have a GPS mounted on one of our strollers, although just for shits and giggles.
Although just for a moment.
Although Just for Laughs obligations forced me to watch the show on the green room monitor (not entirely the best way to take in live comedy), one thing was clear: Mulaney not only held his own with the big boys on the bill, he had the 2700 people in attendance hanging on his every word.
In addition to Ms. Bachmann, Mr. Santorum and Mr. Cain, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich round out the group of candidates who had more than half their statements judged more wrong than right, although just barely for Mr. Gingrich.
One of the best sounds of the morning is my neighbour turning on his generator, although its just for two hours to save fuel.
As a feminist, as well as a person with small hands who eats a lot of marmalade, I can confirm that it is indeed useful to have men around to get the lids off things, although not just for that reason.
The customs agency was apparently no longer in violation of the court order, he continued, although perhaps "just for lack of opportunity" as the pace of flights had slowed down.
In pro football, a conference championship game is much better from a fan's perspective if your hometown team is hosting (although just below qualifying for our list).
