The phrase "although paramount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea or to acknowledge the importance of something while presenting an opposing viewpoint.
Example: "Although paramount to our success, the budget constraints have limited our ability to expand."
Alternatives: "even though crucial" or "despite being essential".
Notably, although Paramount seemed to have moved out of the specialty business when it scaled back its division, Paramount Vantage, the studio entered the Sundance fray early by buying Drake Doremus's romantic drama "Like Crazy" a week before it won best dramatic feature.
One cannot presume a Batman Begins-to -Dark Knight level upsurge in respective opening weekends, although Paramount is probably expecting one for Star Trek 2 next summer.
Although Paramount executives indicated they would produce programs for DuMont, the studio never supplied the network with programs or technical assistance.
Although Paramount does control more than 50% of the water bank, scores of other farming operators, as well as residents in nearby Bakersfield, also draw water from the bank, he said.
Although of paramount importance, this question could not be answered in our study.
For him, too, Sanders' ideas were paramount, although he understood that Sanders might not be able to enact them.
Theater was another area in which Greek models were paramount, although forms of indigenous drama did exist.
Combining these two approaches suggests that management of filter areas is paramount, although the GHA remains the primary sediment buffer for the system.
Ensuring the next generation is following the football strategy of the first team is paramount, although the data is not simply to educate young players on the way up.
But the elite pecking order is changing: although Oxford is paramount, graduates from the London School of Economics, King's College London and Imperial College now report higher household incomes than graduate from the University of Cambridge, testifying to the increasing prominence of London institutions.
The colonial government began to concern itself with the plight of African peoples; in 1923 the colonial secretary issued a White Paper in which he indicated that African interests in the colony had to be paramount, although his declaration did not immediately result in any great improvement in conditions.
