The phrase "although law enforcement" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce a contrasting or opposing idea in a sentence. Example: Although law enforcement has increased their presence in the area, crime rates continue to rise. In this example, the introductory phrase "although law enforcement" introduces a contradictory idea to the second part of the sentence, which states that crime rates are still on the rise despite increased efforts from law enforcement.
He was the father of her three children, although law enforcement officials said they believed the couple never married.
Although law enforcement officials were tight-lipped Monday on their investigation into the killings, politicians said they saw them as a brash message from organized crime.
The police would not disclose his identity, although law enforcement officials said his father was a sergeant with the New York City police.
Dr. Kelly said the F.B.I might have a likely suspect in mind -- although law enforcement officials deny that they have singled out anyone.
Live shotgun shells and a firecracker four inches long were later discovered in the package, although law enforcement officials said there was never any danger of its being detonated.
Although law enforcement officials said that only a handful of people were injured today, they quickly ordered the evacuation of San Giuliano, and red-eyed, quivering residents made their way out in cars and on foot.
One might argue that, although law-enforcement agencies should be protected from the forces of electoral and party politics, they are, by definition, political: they insure the observance of laws that result from the political process.
Although law-enforcement officials can legally record civilians in private or public, audio-recording a law-enforcement officer, state's attorney, assistant state's attorney, attorney general, assistant attorney general or judge in the performance of his or her duties is a Class 1 felony, punishable by up to 15 years in prison.
They would not elaborate, although a law enforcement official said the fifth teenager had cooperated with the investigation.
Although American law enforcement officials are generally loath to vouch for their Mexican counterparts, Mr, Patino had earned a reputation for honesty on both sides of the border.
Although many law enforcement groups have generally sided with reducing disparities in cocaine sentences, they disagree with the administration about how that might be achieved.
