The phrase "although pervasive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding something that is widespread or common.
Example: "Although pervasive, the issue of misinformation can be addressed through education and awareness."
Alternatives: "even though widespread" or "despite being common".
Although Pervasive had built a solid reputation since its IPO in the fall of 1997 by consistently beating analysts' earnings expectations, Wall Street didn't cut the company any slack, perhaps because the stock was considered by some to be overvalued.
Although pervasive racial discrimination and black poverty limited ownership of cars among African Americans, the emerging black middle class became car owners.
More than one psychiatric diagnosis can be assigned, although pervasive development disorder (autism) precludes additional diagnoses.
Although pervasive negative stereotypes exist about the intelligence of people from black backgrounds [ 22, 37, 38], stereotypes about South Asians in educational contexts are perhaps less well known.
Although pervasive, this approach is limited by the number of sufficient (or often any) known discriminative expression biomarkers and ignores potential specific signals in the entire transcriptome.
However, although pervasive and easy to use, these tools fall short when the intention is to reduce as much as possible the data, for example, for medium- and long-term storage.
59 Although the pervasive stigma associated with mental illness may lead some to believe otherwise, many adults in this group have families, are employed, and would be expected to be making a contribution to their families and communities.
Although emerging pervasive technologies allow to gather such information in diverse contexts [ 4, 5, 7, 8], the data currently available remain scarce and there are no standard modeling procedures to generalize contact measurements concerning a specific population during a specific period to different periods or to larger populations.
"It can hardly be doubted that... women still face pervasive, although at times more subtle, discrimination... in the job market".
"The mob's influence in construction industry, although not as pervasive as it once was, still exacts a tremendous cost from the city".
Organised crime is pervasive: although it is in the form of the wealthy, faintly ridiculous Solara brothers, it has real consequences.
