The phrase "although restraint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the concept of restraint in a sentence.
Example: "Although restraint is often necessary in difficult situations, sometimes it is important to express one's true feelings."
Alternatives: "even though restraint" or "despite the need for restraint".
In Europe, although wage restraint has kept costs down and employment up, especially in Germany, it has also kept consumer spending down.
Stay-in-place metal forms are not typically considered to be bonded to the concrete deck, although some restraint due to partial bonding and friction can be expected.
Although physical restraint is required prior to the administration of drugs using IV methods, smaller doses and better control of the intensity and duration of immobilization are generally achieved compared to IM injection methods.
The fear of anesthesia has been recognized as a barrier to surgical care in low- and middle-income populations [ 24], although physical restraint also may be poorly accepted by parents [ 6].
Although the restraint group sample was small (n = 11), there is no evidence that, in terms of aggression and psychological functioning, the restrained group were more disturbed than the secluded and medicated group at the onset of the intervention.
Although head restraints have been required by the federal government since 1969, few were good enough to guard against whiplash, safety researchers say.
The councils have done a good deal to provide a sense of common purpose and joint responsibility within the civil service as a whole, although pay restraints from the early 1970s generated great friction between civil service unions and government.
On Coaster101.com "Ashley" said that although the restraints were tight, they were comfortable and not as tight as those on other rides, adding: "The drop on Falcon's Fury is different from any ride I have ever ridden.
He believes that Koranic punishment such as hand-chopping and stoning should be applied, although with more restraint than under the Taliban.
