"although the website is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the website's characteristics or features.
Example: "Although the website is user-friendly, it lacks comprehensive information on the topic."
Alternatives: "even though the website is" or "despite the website being".
MyVoucherCodes.co.uk is another big player in this market, although the website is not so easily navigated as others.
Although the website is beautiful and we're very proud of it, we predict that the majority of streams are going to be coming from the apps".
Although the website is the official homepage of FSG, it is hosted by sports network company NESN.com, who posted the original story.
I saw these systems at the iWater conference in Barcelona and, although the website isn't very polished, they looked to be quite workable.
Although the website is intending to lampoon the scientific need to locate visible, morphological markers of difference, the experience of being examined in this way evokes scientific racism of all sorts, from phrenological justifications for slavery to Nazi theories of racial differences in face shape.
Although the website is rich in features, the utilization of this website has not been optimal by the alumni.
"She is 32 years old, although alas, according to the website, is married with a son.
The new Twitter interface is very, for lack of a better word, "appy" and although the desktop apps are abysmal, the website is pretty strong and interesting.
More info is available at Netgear's website and the Stora is apparently available for purchase now, although the "Buy Now" link on the website is currently going to a broken page.
A spokeswoman for the bank said that as far as she knew, the online withdrawal facility was still working, although the website was running slowly.
The other request was to hide a BBC article related to a blog by economics editor Robert Peston, although the website was unclear why the article had been removed.
