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The phrase "although the idea" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception to a previously mentioned idea or statement.
Example: "Although the idea seemed promising at first, it ultimately proved to be unfeasible."
Alternatives: "even though the concept" or "despite the notion".
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Even mountaineering books, although the idea of it terrifies me.
Although the idea of the ad was excellent, the rollout was imperfect.
Although the idea behind the event was positive, the experience itself was not.
He never dared offering legislation to privatize Social Security, although the idea was discussed.
Although the idea has been discussed, dealers have not announced any changes.
Although the idea preceded it, the war made Magnum the agency it was.
They did, although the idea that this is a fully fledged return comes with some qualification.
Although the idea of innovation has taken hold in the public sector, conservatism is deeply embedded.
Although the idea of abstract argumentation is appealingly simple, several reasoning problems in this formalism exhibit high computational complexity.
Although the idea of a perspective projection shear-warp algorithm is not new, it is not widely used so far.
Although the idea of this recommendation was clear and reflects clinical experience, duration and efficacy have not been definitely established.
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