The phrase "although singular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a contrast or exception regarding something that is singular in nature or form.
Example: "The committee was effective, although singular in its approach to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "even though unique" or "despite being one-of-a-kind".
The collaborators will follow the same pattern of behavior of the species (the company), although being singular in themselves.
Although her singular, haunting style was at odds with the Soviet musical establishment, Gubaidulina gained a devoted following in Russia.
Although the singular Cauchy problems were widely considered by using various methods (see, e.g., [1 13, 16 18]), the method used here is based on a different approach.
As sometimes additional constraints are imposed to the adaptive filter, this potential worst-case sequence may not exist, and the algorithm may behave in a robust manner although one singular value is larger than one.
Although no singular method has yet emerged for immunologists to mix the various elements comprising systems biology, suffice it to note that as a cognitive system, immune reactivity requires a theory of information that escapes the predicate epistemological structure dominating current models.
Although no singular mechanism has been identified as the cause of the associations between TB and DM many plausible causal pathways have been suggested.
But disasters, although they seem singular, are regular occurrences and our responses to them could be improved, Katranji said.
The fact that it is named in the singular, although there are many green belts, indicates its status as an idea, even an ideal, as well as a place.
, although the genitive singular and dative plural are different.
Hence, we again get the result Russell desired: the whole sentence is true although the relevant singular term has no actual denotation but only a possible one.
