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The phrase "although the pace for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the speed or rate of something in a sentence.
Example: "Although the pace for the project has been slow, we are still making progress towards our goals."
Alternatives: "even though the speed for" or "despite the rate for".
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Although the pace for this year is unsustainable so I think we'll have to schedule fewer shows for next year.
Although the pace for discovering novel microorganisms has slowed over the past two decades, genome sequence data have provided clues to novel biomolecules and metabolic pathways, which can be mined for a range of new applications.
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Health-care costs have risen far faster than inflation for years (although the pace of increase slowed considerably since Obamacare was enacted).
Homebuilding is unlikely to recover soon, although the pace of decline may slow.This bodes ill for house prices.
Wiggins set the pace for Britain.
Jobs were cut in the sector for a fifth straight month, although the pace of losses slowed in May.
Output and new orders both rose at a faster pace, although the pace of new hirings slowed.
Private companies, for example, are now free to list their shares on the country's stock markets, although the pace of such listings is excruciatingly slow.
Although the pace of change is slow, the shift from oil to new industries is happening.
By contrast, a traditional apparel merchant can have a six to nine month design-to-rack process, although the pace is quickening for many, as consumers have been trained to expect fresher merchandise more frequently in stores.
But although the pace may slow and the road may have bumps, for the moment the revolution looks set to roll on.
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