The phrase "although specifically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception while emphasizing a particular detail or aspect.
Example: "The project was successful, although specifically in the area of community engagement, we faced several challenges."
Alternatives: "even though particularly" or "despite being specific".
The American narrator, although specifically genderless, appears to be male.
Instead the company plans to focus on a new product, internally known as Project Fresh, although specifically what that new offering is, Prockter isn't saying.
Although specifically designed for ICU use, the investigated subcutaneous device failed to achieve comparatively accurate results in all recently published trials [17 19], as opposed to the CGM technologies quantifying glucose concentration in the vascular compartment of critically ill patients [25 28].
Although specifically named and described as intentionally non-human, it's difficult not to try and explain it in human terms.
Although specifically designed for use on the Glenelg line, the H type trams saw service from 1935 on the Henley North line and then on the Kensington line from 1952.
In 2006 the Netherlands rejected a draft law proposing a maximum sentence of one year on denial of genocidal acts in general, although specifically denying the Holocaust remains a criminal offense there.
Although created specifically for this exhibition, it is very different from Mr. di Suvero's other works here.
Other music sounded appropriately atmospheric although not specifically Irish, for Mr. Bolger was concerned with hardship throughout the world as well as in Ireland.
Some of the earlier clothes, although created specifically for weddings, were kept and later worn for "best".
Japan and Germany also allow deductions for local taxes, although Japan specifically excludes the income taxes of prefectural and municipal inhabitants from the exemption allowed for other taxes.
