The phrase "although not specifically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not detailed or explicitly mentioned, while still being relevant to the context.
Example: "The report covers various aspects of the project, although not specifically addressing the budget concerns."
Alternatives: "even if not explicitly" or "though not detailed".
Moreover, although not specifically attributed to EDD, gains at chromosome 8q12 23 are associated with development of platinum resistance in serous ovarian cancer (Wasenius et al, 1997).
Although not specifically protected in Connecticut, there are possession limits on the species.
Many insurers in the United States offer similar policies, although not specifically tailored to the needs of rock stars.
Baclofen administration dose dependently, although not specifically, reduced alcohol-reinforced responding to an extent comparable to that of naloxone.
Other music sounded appropriately atmospheric although not specifically Irish, for Mr. Bolger was concerned with hardship throughout the world as well as in Ireland.
Although not specifically explored in this study, Toker said that the PI3K/AKT pathway is frequently aberrantly activated in HER2-positive cancers.
Although not specifically designed for this purpose, the Course Experience Questionnaire (CEQ) continues to be used as a proxy for student satisfaction.
Although not specifically designed for that purpose, our algorithms also outperform one of the best no-wait flow shop algorithms in literature.
Beliefs were measured using the Personality Belief Questionnaire (PBQ) which is designed to assess beliefs associated with various personality disorders, although not specifically BPD.
Kyrieleis plaques, although not specifically noted in many reports of infectious chorioretinitis, may be under reported.
Although not specifically indicated for organ transplantation, it is now used off-label as an induction agent in approximately 10% of transplant recipients in the United States.
