The phrase "although the wording of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the phrasing or language used in a particular context.
Example: "Although the wording of the contract is clear, there are still some ambiguities in its interpretation."
Alternatives: "even though the phrasing of" or "despite the language of".
Although the wording of the law applies to both men and women, in practice it overwhelmingly singles out women, as well as the poor, the report said.
Overall, all the scales chosen are based on previous studies, although the wording of some of the measures was changed to adapt to the informal learning context.
In order to solve this task, a student would need to recognize that although the wording of the task implies iteration, the solution requires partitioning the whole.
Although the wording of the rules meant that somebody dressed as Batman or Robin might find themselves in isolation, the restrictions were widely interpreted to be aimed at Muslim women.
Gouveia et al. (2009) also tested a four-factor oblique model and found acceptable fit indices, although the wording of items 6 (worship of the Creator, translated to admiração e respeito pelo Criador), 8 (trust between individuals translated to confiança entre as pessoas) and 9 (self-awareness translated to autoconhecimento/autoconsciência) appeared problematic.
"The overall feeling was that most of the Greeks took this as a personal attack, although the wording of the resolution should not have elicited that feeling," said Justin Thompson, a co-sponsor of the resolution.
It also includes a thesaurus and word-of-the-day function (although some see the word-of-the-day feature as a hinderance).
Although the words of the First Amendment are stable, they run behind beams of the building, creating a news-ticker effect.
Although the words of Mr. Rothschild -- one of 117 professors accused of unpatriotic behavior after Sept. 11 -- were held up by conservatives as proof that academia was out of step with the rest of the country, he said he had no regrets.
Most of these recommendations clearly fall under the market and competition objective, although often dressed in the wording of science diplomacy.
