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The phrase "although the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception related to a problem being discussed.
Example: "Although the problem seems complex, we can find a solution with careful analysis."
Alternatives: "even though the issue" or "despite the challenge".
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Although the problem was resolved quickly, Yum!
Although the problem was potentially serious, the crew treated it with good humor.
Although the problem is worse during the winter months, it still occurs during the summer.
Supplies have been disrupted by Hurricane Sandy, although the problem is easing.
Although the problem is on their doorstep, the Europeans collectively have mustered less than $1 billion.
Although the problem is citywide, it is particularly evident in poor neighborhoods.
What anti-discrimination legislation there is remains "sporadically enforced" as they say, although the problem is generally acknowledged.
Breakthrough Innovation: Sometimes, although the problem is well-defined, organizations (or even entire fields) can get stuck.
Although the problem has been developing for a long time, technology managers and analysts agree it is growing worse.
Shipping sources say that although the problem is not unique to the Gulf, it is particularly prevalent here.
Thus, although the problem is undecidable in general, our approach is empirically successful in practically relevant situations.
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