The phrase "although the scope of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the extent or range of a particular subject or topic.
Example: "Although the scope of the research was limited, the findings still provided valuable insights."
Alternatives: "despite the extent of" or "even though the range of".
There is no suggestion the NIC would be limited in this way, although the scope of its coverage is a matter to be considered by the inquiry.
The deaths of 76 workers – 64 from Sellafield and 12 from other UK nuclear plants – were examined, although the scope of the inquiry was later significantly widened.
Although the scope of the case has been narrowed, it is still just one of several financial problems facing the Mets and their owners.
And although the scope of the offerings is modest, the well-balanced combinations of flavors and textures yield some delicious results.
Although the scope of Ms. Browner's job at the White House is still under discussion, aides said that if appointed she would coordinate administration policy across departmental lines and advocate for Mr. Obama's energy and environmental policies on Capitol Hill.
Although the scope of such an exhibition has not been determined, and museum officials cautioned that negotiations were preliminary, the Met's chief costume curator, Harold Koda, met in Paris in late July with Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel's designer.
Although beyond the scope of this review, studies have provided evidence in the existence of multiple genes associated with lung function in asthma that may lead to the degree of heterogeneous distribution of structural defects and consequent functional defects [7 10].
Although outside the scope of this study, PARPi have been reported to increase autophagy and reduce proliferation within tumours especially when combined with radiation[18], and these mechanisms could also be involved in the anti-tumour responses observed here.
Although outside the scope of this study, it is worth mentioning that there are further confounding aspects encountered in routine clinical investigations which have an effect on resolution and SBR quantification.
