The phrase "although the diffusion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the spread or distribution of something, often in academic or formal writing.
Example: "Although the diffusion of technology has accelerated in recent years, many communities still lack access to basic resources."
Alternatives: "despite the spread of" or "even though the distribution of".
This is an indication that the intercalated system did not reach saturation, even locally, although the diffusion of lithium has progressed, implying large variations in the diffusivity of lithium in molybdenite.
This is because, although the diffusion of phosphorus is very slow in an oxide layer, the phosphorus atoms actually react with the silicon oxide and form a mixed glass layer incorporating the phosphorus [18].
Although the diffusion of innovation theory suggests five adopter categories according to their degree of innovativeness, this approach lacks theoretical justification and, more importantly, it makes a critical assumption of a normal distribution of adopters that needs empirical validation.
1– 3 Although the diffusion of this intervention into routine practice has not been studied, its use has clearly varied between different neurosurgeons and care teams.
Although the diffusion of electronic health records in the health care industry had been slow, [ 18] there has been a rapid increase in HIT adoption following the AARA.
Although the diffusion of light through tissue is well described by the photon transport equation [ 32, 33], it is still unclear how this equation has to be modified to take into account the effect of multiple scattering by the nanoshells.
Although it can be stated that the diffusion of operative procedures in the Netherlands has increased over the past decade, the acceptance, in general, is still limited, especially for laparoscopic hysterectomy and other more advanced laparoscopic procedures, such as sacro-colpopexy and oncological procedures.
Thus although intellectual historians have recorded the diffusion of "neuroscientific concepts" through the multilingual medical research literature, few institutional, social, or cultural historians have followed suit by exploring variations in national practices and conditions, or cross-cultural connections.
Although these maps are useful for the diffusion of renewable energy generation systems, the economic feasibility of these systems can be affected by various factors (e.g., cost of the components in the systems or the characteristics of national electricity demand).
These results indicate that miRNA genes propagate in the wheat genome with the diffusion of specific transposons, although which of the predicted miRNA genes are transcribed into mature miRNAs has not been determined.
Rixen and Weigand (2014) analyzes the diffusion of smart meters and, although they try to relax some assumptions, they remain constrained by the Cournot model.
