The phrase "although presentation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the presentation of something, often in academic or formal writing.
Example: "Although presentation of the data was clear, the conclusions drawn were misleading."
Alternatives: "even though the presentation of" or "despite the presentation of".
Same plan followed in Vanities, although presentation of victims to Julius Tannen more open, since celebrities at revue banded about tables, all tense for monologist's quip to lash about their ears.
Although presentation of the happy and sad conditions was counterbalanced and two minutes separated these conditions, the possibility exists that the resulting arousal from one condition was not permitted enough time to return to baseline before administration of the following condition.
Although presentation of TAP-dependent peptide antigens is limited, TAP-deficient cells are able to present TAP-independent antigens.
Although presentation of lymph node and distant metastasis were uncommon, primary tumours are often diagnosed as advanced disease.
Deficits in EF remain stable even in adulthood [ 9, 10], although presentation of core ADHD symptoms may change with age.
Although the presentation of task lists for most workflows presented here follows a linear format, some tasks or groups of tasks represent iterative processes that, in practice, might be repeated several to many times before progressing to a succeeding task.
Although the presentation of a "last, best and final offer" generally signifies an unwillingness to negotiate further, the two sides returned to the bargaining table late Sunday night after their representatives made statements to the news media outside the California Transportation Department building in downtown Oakland, where the talks were being held.
Although the presentation of SBO is similar in the elderly, the mortality rate is much higher [18].
Although graphical presentation of genomic features helps users view global patterns, the graphical browser does not provide sequences or a list of elements present in a chosen area.
Although the presentation of vignettes was randomised, participants would have been unfamiliar with these particular descriptions, and it was felt that repeated exposure to the task may itself influence the judgements.
Although the presentation of GWA results from multiple studies is common in published research, summarized genetic associations that have been meta-analysed across studies are often reported rather than study-specific associations.
