The phrase "although surviving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding survival in a particular context.
Example: "Although surviving the harsh winter, the plants struggled to thrive in the spring."
Alternatives: "despite enduring" or "even while living".
There is no Janis Joplin, although surviving footage suggests that, even when Janis was there, she wasn't really there.
The report added "that transgenes, although surviving passage through the small intestine, appear to be completely degraded in the human colon".
Although surviving examples are rare, there is a distinctive group of brass objects, mainly candlesticks and andirons, which have green, blue, or white opaque enamelling.
These cultures must have started forming soon after the Dutch established a colony there in the 17th century, although surviving work from this tradition dates back only to the 19th century.
Although surviving palm individuals grow more after fire (Mandle and Ticktin 2012), the intensity of leaf harvest as well as the intensity of grazing by both domestic livestock and wild animals can increase following fire (Mandle 2012).
The two later semi-circular arches were built with smaller bricks, although surviving bricks from the original arch were re-used at places.
Vernacular songs spread to the courts of England, Spain, and Italy, although the surviving examples from these regions are primarily religious.
Although no surviving posters have been found, evidence from comments Espejo made in his writings suggests that he wrote them.
Conversely, Yichang was largely irreligious, although after surviving an encounter with a tiger, gave offerings to the gods in thanks.
"Although our surviving evidence for these objects may be later, the concept of crushing people and the insertion of objects into orifices has a long history," says Clifford.
