The phrase "although omitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception while indicating that something is being left out or not included.
Example: "The report was comprehensive, although omitting some key data points that could have strengthened the analysis."
Alternatives: "even though excluding" or "despite leaving out".
A similar figure (although omitting body size) was drawn by O.C. Marsh for use in a lecture by T.H. Huxley in 1876.
Although omitting the clean-up step offers time savings in sample processing and is more economical, further precaution must be taken to avoid any potential clogging of the LC-MS system or eventual contamination of the MS ionization source.
"I can promise you that there was extensive attention to best practices for machine setup and testing in 2008," he told me, although omitting any such claims for ballot counting and verification.
Although omitting the blood pressure factor improved model fit, it also considerably decreased the predictive ability for type 2 diabetes, CVA, and CHD.
Although omitting to publish the entire results is regretted now, the full description would have had to be very long, and it was not the main investigative theme of the author at that time.
The study was purely observational and sought to bring together a range of variables in a questionnaire similar to that used in the EUNOMIA study [ 9], although omitting all matters relating to involuntary admission and adapting it to the prison context.
Although by omitting this service the reported number of patients attended by HEMS in the study period with head injuries and (other factors) is likely to be underestimated, the unique nature of the Metro2 service during the study period meant the data would not be representative of traditional HEMS in the state.
Although she omitted a triple-triple jump attempt, Kwan checked off the other elements meticulously, like an astronaut during countdown.
The survey does not show much individual suffering, although it omits other forms of cost-cutting, such as reducing the headcount.
The movie continues the trend of stage hits translating successfully to the screen, after "Chicago" and "Dreamgirls," although Burton omitted from his version the catchy, pitch-black showstopper "The Ballad of Sweeney Todd" (seen below in a Korean production).
Although she omitted it from the book, every woman in the Romantic category -- those whose marriages retained the sexual and emotional intensity they had at the outset -- said her defining childhood bond was with her father.
