The phrase "although the passing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception related to the act of passing, often in a more complex sentence structure.
Example: "Although the passing of time can be daunting, it also brings new opportunities for growth."
Alternatives: "even though the passing" or "despite the passing".
Although the pass rate has stayed the same, the proportion of students getting the top marks has fallen by 0.3%.
Although the pass was not mentioned until 941, it is believed to have been in use since prehistoric times.
Fouts analyzes the N.F.L. for CBS now, and although the pass has taken over football, the mind-set of the game has remained strikingly reserved.
Although the pass was known to the Romans, it was not generally used as a cross-Alpine route until the early 13th century.
But to be fair, the troubles right now are not all Sanchez's doing (although the pass that was intercepted and returned for a touchdown Thursday night – yikes!).
Although the passed proposal generally bans the import of human embryonic stem cells for research purposes, it leaves room for a few exceptions.
Also, the diagnosis results of the second checkpoint of group A suggest that the "pass through" link still the most number of lacking links, although the "pass through" link is the most decreased link among the lacking links from the first map.
Soon after statistical equating was introduced there was a suggestion that although the pass rate seemed to have remained constant in UK graduates (the reference group), the pass rate in non-UK graduates had increased, a feature noticed firstly in the Part 1 examination and then also noticed in the Part 2 examination when statistical equating was introduced.
Although the fluxes passing through the individual nanotubes were high, the fluxes of membrane areas were limited because of the low porosity.
Although the law passed in November 2012, it did not go into effect until January 2014.
