The phrase "although practised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding something that is commonly done or accepted.
Example: "Although practised by many, the technique remains controversial among experts."
Alternatives: "even though practiced" or "despite being practiced".
But West comes brilliantly into his own in Valmont's appalled realisation that, although a practised seducer, he is not immune to passion.
Some proponents justify its continuation through Qur'anic texts that permitted the enslavement of women captured in jihad (holy war), although it is practised even in countries that never experience jihad.
Although ballot-box democracy is practised only at a local level in China, the leaders of the one-party state have shown themselves to be responsive at times to online opinion.
Although multiple treatment regimens are practised, including silicone gel sheeting, pressure therapy, corticosteroids, cryotherapy, 5-fluorouracil, laser therapy and radiation, none of these is optimal and effective, and therapeutics based on molecular targets have not yet gone beyond clinical trials.
Although 72.1% of the participants reported having a knowledge of BSE, only 40.9% of the women in the practised group ever indicated having practised BSE in the previous 12 months.
In the case of infant feeding, breastfeeding is practised widely in the community although exclusive breastfeeding is known to be practised by few people.
5 9 Although iron supplementation during pregnancy is a widely practised public health measure, there are some concerns regarding iron replacement therapy and its long-term effect, especially the intravenous form.
This was never true for conventional insecticides, although anecdotes suggest it may have been widely practised, but regular use of low doses of cosmetically acceptable, physically acting chemicals that disrupt the cuticular lipids of lice should kill insects in contact with the treated hair and limit the risk of an infestation establishing.
Pakistan has officially prohibited the use of dogs or hawks for coursing unless a special licence is issued for carrying out such activity although, according to some reports, hare coursing is still practised and popular.
Although some say more mothers knew about the Truby King system than practised it, others felt guilty because of their inability to adhere to it.
