The phrase "although not developed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something exists or is acknowledged, but has not been fully elaborated or completed.
Example: "The concept was introduced in the meeting, although not developed further during the discussion."
Alternatives: "even if not elaborated" or "despite being underdeveloped".
Although not developed in this work, the noise model is also directly applicable to other restoration algorithms that incorporate information from other time instants, such as super-resolution.
Although not developed specifically for Medicare, the limitations of using the Symmetry ETG grouper for a Medicare population are not particularly relevant to the three conditions we investigated and should be consistent across geographic areas [14].
Although not developed by Lothian Buses or The City of Edinburgh Council, the application has now won the backing of both companies.
LoessOnly methods, (established technique for dual-channel arrays), exhibit low fluctuation even in single-channel technical replicates, indicating that, although not developed for this type of data originally, they perform well with respect to the variability criterion.
Although not developed for European countries, the Beers and McLeod lists from the US and Canada, respectively, have been successfully used to detect and compare PIMs in eight European countries [ 45].
"Although it's not developed, it's still a beautiful open space.
It is difficult to trace the exact history of cabbage, but it was most likely domesticated somewhere in Europe before 1000 BC, although savoys were not developed until the 16th century.
Also, the Kidney Disease-Quality of Life (KDQOL) questionnaire is commonly used [ 8- 10], although it was not developed specifically for the evaluation of transplantation.
Although MAKS was not developed to function as a scale, it was designed, to be used in conjunction with other attitude- and behaviour-related measures [ 45].
Since its introduction, the SOFA score has also been used for predicting mortality, although it was not developed for this purpose.
The mathematical framework we propose should eventually serve for testing the geometric excision hypothesis against alternatives such as single gene-by-gene inactivations, although we have not developed this in this paper.
