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The phrase "although not as many" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare quantities, indicating that one group is smaller than another.
Example: "There were many attendees at the conference, although not as many as last year."
Alternatives: "even if fewer" or "though not as numerous".
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Elsewhere in Europe there are other qualified candidates, although not as many unalloyed contenders as one might think.
There were plenty of young people in line, too, although not as many as you would see at a Sanders rally.
I am a very proud Democrat, as some of you in the room are - although not as many as I had expected.
The success of Mumford & Sons – a New Band of the Day back in April 2008 – inevitably spawned a series of imitators, although not as many as you might have imagined.
RSS also experienced severe broadcast message drops before the destination, although not as many as SB-64 did.
Although not as many transactions take place in mainland China because of the tax, Velasco says the fair gives collectors in the region a chance to see what's available.
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If so, we can expect it to claim more victims, although perhaps not as many as were thought a year ago.
Still, based on the SV-AV10′s many functions-in-one concept, Panasonic can expect to sell its share of them, although maybe not as many as it expects.
In addition, retrovirus preparations contain defective particles, although probably not as many as previously suggested [ 4].
A smile is rarely far from her lips, although there were not as many during the match.
"They are as good as they come, although there are not as many successes yet as in the West".
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