The phrase "although labeled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding how something is identified or categorized.
Example: "Although labeled as a beginner, she demonstrated advanced skills in the competition."
Alternatives: "despite being labeled" or "even though marked".
Although labeled "diavolo," pollo alla diavolo bore only a hint of heat.
Although labeled as transparent, the resin is really a honey color.
Although labeled the "East German 'Grease' " by its American distributors, "Hot Summer" is closer at heart to the teenage drive-in fare produced by American International Pictures.
Although labeled as 'mobile' it is an edition of Windows 10 and is part of the Microsoft's unified approach to providing Windows over multiple devices.
Although labeled as one of the most common mental disorders in the US, it manifests differently for each person.
Although labeled as an acoustic album, the songs still include subtle usages of production and synthesizers.
Although labelled as a Giorgione, the exhibition curator Per Rumberg told the Guardian that he has his doubts.
Although labelled as an off-spinner, he can turn the ball both ways and has a fast top-spinner.
DV Chalet, Italy Although labelled a chalet, this stylish ski lodge is in fact a small hotel with just 20 rooms, each individually designed and adorned with classic furniture by Eames, Le Corbusier and Alvar Aalto.
3/6 DV Chalet, Italy DV Chalet, Italy Although labelled a chalet, this stylish ski lodge is in fact a small hotel with just 20 rooms, each individually designed and adorned with classic furniture by Eames, Le Corbusier and Alvar Aalto.
Although labeling it "unquestionably the weirdest [show] that Lear has ever produced", New Times found that the series was not "a satire of mannerisms but of attitudes".
