The phrase "although proving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception while discussing the act of demonstrating or establishing something.
Example: "Although proving the theory took years of research, the results were ultimately rewarding."
Alternatives: "even though demonstrating" or "despite establishing".
"But in the west, most media is critical of its government, so why can't we be?" Foreign governments and companies often complain of cyber-attacks from China, although proving their origins and who the culprits are is rarely possible.
Surprisingly, although proving CTLA4 scAb's in vitro binding ability and functionality in cell culture, beside the significant increase of CD56bright NK cell subset, GLV-1h376 was not able to increase cytotoxic T or overall NK cell levels at the tumor site.
The left-leaning Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington has made a similar request of a US attorney in Florida - although proving such quid-pro-quo cases is extremely difficult.
Although proving to be a very effective and low-cost model, a lack of funding has left another 700 Syrian students without the scholarships they need to continue their studies in spite of having secured their admission at University with tuition fee waivers.
It is reasonable to hypothesise that they could represent early molecular events preceding the development of Barrett's oesophagus, although proving this will require further studies as described above.
Although proving that the later stages of those reforms, which included patient choice, provider competition, and expanded capacity, was a catalyst for improvements in equity is impossible, the data show that these reforms, at a minimum, did not harm equity.
Rumours of bungs and backhanders bedevil transfers, although proven cases are as rare as a happy England manager.
On the other hand, modified particles although prove to be less potent, their effect on normal cell line is even less.
The organic corrosion inhibitors although proved to be the best for the protection of MS, but they are restricted in some cases because of their toxicity.
Although proven effective at treating addiction and lowering the risk of relapse, disease and death, there are numerous restrictions to MAT, including an arbitrary 100 patient limit for providers who prescribe buprenorphine (an opioid that reduces cravings for illicit drugs).
Although proven preventative interventions exist, they reach few children, even in high-income countries.
