The part of the sentence "although living" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in order to introduce a contrast or to qualify an idea, opinion, or statement you are making. For example: "Although living in the city has its advantages, I still prefer the peace and quiet of the countryside."
Thembi, although living in Cape Town, had never visited his father on Robben Island.
About 20 percent of Israeli citizens are Palestinians, although living under severe restrictions.
Although living crocs may not be very diverse, they are widespread, occuring in tropical and subtropical habitats worldwide.
Although living wills can be tricky, experts have no reservations about recommending that people have a health-care proxy.
Although living organisms are composed of cells, actual genomic and proteomic data have not yet led to a satisfactory model of working cell in silico.
Although living organisms naturally make the most use of self-assembly and freely handle the mechanism at will, scientists are still far behind the level of nature.
Although living overseas has its thrills, it also has its difficulties -- especially in buying property ("A World of Affordable Choices," Feb. 19).
The company maintains the adverse weather will almost certainly be "a one-off event" - although living in the UK, how can anyone be sure?
Although living abroad is an opportunity to improve your linguistic skills, being able to banter in a foreign language isn't essential.
Within a short time, some in Hong Kong urged school principals at religious and private schools deliberately to ignore government policy and to admit students who, although living in Hong Kong, had not established their legal right to do so.
Although living polymerization allows for control over polymer architecture, the production of low molecular weight polymers with low polydispersities via living polymerization systems is challenged by the use of large amounts of catalysts and broadening in molecular weight distribution.
