The phrase "although the vulnerability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the vulnerability of a subject being discussed.
Example: "Although the vulnerability of the system was acknowledged, the team decided to proceed with the implementation."
Alternatives: "despite the susceptibility of" or "even though the weakness of".
Nevertheless, although the vulnerability of museum exhibits under seismic excitations has been repeatedly verified, it has not been given proper attention.
Although the vulnerability of the largely agrarian economy of most countries in the Sahel region of West Africa has been documented (Barbier et al. 2009; ECOWAS-SWAC/OECD/CILSS 2008; Kandji et al. 2006; Lodoun et al. 2013), most climate change models predict increasing temperature while that of rainfall is less certain (Sarr 2012).
Although the vulnerability of Moroccan people is emphasized, participants were aware of an extreme vulnerability of sub-Saharan transmigrants, and this on all levels of the socio-ecological model.
Although the vulnerability of water from supply wells to natural and anthropogenic contaminants is known to be dependent on characteristics of pumping stresses on the groundwater system (Reilly and Pollock 1993; Focazio et al. 2002), the effects of seasonal variability in pumping stresses on water quality have not been widely studied.
Although mitigation of the vulnerability of pumped groundwater to anthropogenic contaminants from shallow sources is a common goal at both sites, the natural contaminant source depths at the sites differ (deep vs. shallow), as do the vertical hydraulic gradients under ambient (nonpumping) conditions (upward vs. downward).
MRSA infection appears to be associated with greater attributable mortality than infection with methicillin-sensitive Staphylococcus aureus (MSSA), based on a recent meta-analysis of bacteraemia outcomes [ 5], although this may reflect the vulnerability of the patient population infected by MRSA, rather than greater virulence of the organism per se.
The Convention demands a revolution that places children at the heart of human development not only because this offers a strong return on our investment (although it does) nor because the vulnerability of childhood calls upon our compassion (although it should), but rather for a more fundamental reason: because it is their right.
My corpus describes vision as indispensable to the observation and knowledge of the world, although the texts also expose the vulnerability of the sense of sight to error because of natural limitations or an inability to recognize the true form behind deceitful appearances.
That's impressive although it also speaks volumes to the vulnerability of said players, many of whom charge for access as well as an additional premium for mobile.
The 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruptions, although small by world standards, highlighted the vulnerability of the modern day global society to minor eruptions.
"We were concerned about the vulnerability of the place, although we haven't had any real crimes". There are an estimated 4.2m CCTV cameras in the UK.
