The phrase "although the margin of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences, gaps, or variations in data, results, or opinions, often in a comparative context.
Example: "Although the margin of error in the survey was small, it still affected the overall results."
Alternatives: "even though the gap in" or "despite the difference in".
Although the margin of Mr Key's election victory gives him a strong mandate, he will have little time to settle into the prime minister's role.
The authors note that all but one of the bills they looked at on trade reform had been approved, although the margin of passage varies substantially across bills.
Although the margin of victory falls within the margin of error — and assuming no systematic bias in the error — the fact that one candidate is ahead in the actual count indicates that the probability of that candidate being the true winner is, in fact, greater than 50 percent, if only by a little.
Although the margin of victory was narrow, in the 120 minutes beforehand England were given a lesson in the value of possession by the 33-year-old Juventus midfielder.
Ireland remain well placed to qualify, although the margin of defeat at the Manuka Oval will have a negative impact on their net run rate before Saturday's Zimbabwe contest.
Ireland remain well placed to qualify, although the margin of defeat at the Manuka Oval had a negative impact on their net run rate before Saturday's clash with Zimbabwe in Hobart.
Exposure limits for carcinogens that are genotoxic or without an established nongenotoxic MOA are usually based on other approaches, in particular the linear extrapolation approach (EFSA 2005; U.S. EPA 2005), although more recently the margin-of-exposure approach has been suggested even for genotoxic carcinogens (Barlow et al. 2006; Benford et al. 2010; O'Brien et al. 2006).
But the figures are down slightly in Wisconsin (although within the margin of error of the poll), since 38 percent of voters described themselves that way in 2008.
This rate is slightly lower than those recorded in previous studies although within the margin of error [ 26].
And although the margins of error on this calculation (represented by the red bars in the chart) are fairly high, the decline has been statistically significant in 24 of 27 cases.
Although the margins of error on subsamples of Hispanic voters can be especially high because of language barriers and other issues, that could complicate Mr. Obama's efforts to win states like Colorado and Nevada.
