The phrase "although proper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding something that is considered appropriate or suitable.
Example: "The proposal was, although proper, not well-received by the committee."
Alternatives: "even if appropriate" or "despite being suitable".
Although "proper" does not mean exclusive, the statement implies that the clergy can offer principles and general directions but not make specific decisions.
Although proper recapitalization would help calm nerves, banks still might not be able to raise long-term funds in the market.
Although proper diagnosis is essential to optimal migraine management, increased burden may also be attributed to inadequate prescription drug therapy.
Although proper execution of apoptosis is fundamental for cell growth artificial caspase inhibition can be considered in certain degenerative diseases.
Although proper design and manufacture are essential, it is particularly important to select the correct material to provide the appropriate properties.
Although proper design of arresters by the numerical simulation method is promising, its reliability and accuracy are dependent upon the mathematical model.
Although Pittsburgh proper voted in its favor, the referendum failed miserably.
Although their proper name is "sea star," there's always one wise guy who refers to himself as "Ryan Starcrest".
No, there is no evidence that bad decisions "invariably go in big teams' favour" (although a proper statistical study would be interesting).
Although a proper study would be needed to make a full estimate of how much was bleached back then, Rumney and Flannery say it was in the order of 80%to90%0%.
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