The phrase "although the bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception related to the bridge in a sentence.
Example: "Although the bridge was old, it remained structurally sound and safe for use."
Alternatives: "even though the bridge" or "despite the bridge".
Although the bridge picture earned him the most praise, Mr. Desfor said another photo he took during the Korean War held particular meaning to him.
The Peers commission subsequently determined that the platoon had failed to post guards on the bridge overnight, although the bridge provided the only access to the peninsula.
And although "The Bridge" doesn't contribute anything new to the literature on the subject, it glides down a well-trodden path with hardly a misstep until the very end, when it suddenly bumps into a wall.
She has always deferred to him on its design, except for a few suggestions: it should have a Christmas tree during the holidays; it should not provide a straight line of sight, encouraging pedestrians to meander; and, although the bridge's platform would widen at two points, above thick supporting pillars, from the air its outline should not evoke a pair of sunglasses or a bra.
It's not clear who is providing the capital to finance Oulutalent, although the Bridge program we wrote about before is basically restricted to startups of four people or less, so it's unlikely to play a role here.
Although the bridge was intended to be built by 2022, proponents say it could be delayed.
The choice of bank also has to be considered because between Bonn and Mainz there are only a few bridges that cross the Rhine, although the bridges are supplemented by ferries that take a few cars at a time.
Although the bridges and tunnels had long been contemplated by transportation planners, one official involved said the chances of building them were deemed too remote to calculate with precision.
Captain Neilson of the engineers reported that although the bridges had been prepared for demolition, the explosives had not been attached.
The second column of the 38th Regiment, under command of Major Busch, proceeded via Sundheim toward Kehl, and obtained possession of the village itself, although not the bridge leading to Strasbourg.
Although earmarks for the bridge were eliminated, some of the redirected federal money has still made its way to the bridge authority for research and promotion.
