The phrase "although this debate is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting point or to acknowledge a situation while presenting an opposing idea or argument.
Example: "Although this debate is complex, it is essential for understanding the broader implications of the issue."
Alternatives: "even though this discussion is" or "despite the fact that this debate is".
Although this debate is still active, recent crosslinking (Zhang et al., 2012), photobleaching (Padeganeh et al., 2013), and AFM experiments (Miell et al., 2013) suggest that most CENP-A-containing nucleosomes are octameric, with a more rigid core than canonical nucleosomes (Black et al., 2007).
The Snowden disclosures have certainly forced more public debate of state investigatory powers globally, although it is debatable how robust this debate is able to be given the ongoing obfuscation and contradiction from governments and agencies around key issues such as the legality of encryption.
The Snowden disclosures have certainly forced more public debate of state investigatory powers globally, although it is debatable how robust this debate is able to be given the ongoing obfuscation and contradiction from governments and agencies around key issues such as the legality of encryption.
Although the high-level attention to this debate is new, the debate itself is not.
So far, experts haven't found strong evidence of links to those conditions, although that debate is likely to persist.
Although the debate is rather technical, it's important to try to understand it because much is at stake.
Whether the egg or the chicken came first remains debated, although the debate is not critical for those who love eating omelets.
Although this national debate is seen as being diluted by the fear of stirring up Muslim anger, one can't help noticing Islam being regularly dragged through the mud – from bombastic Daily Mail headlines and exploitative TV documentaries to hackneyed thinkpieces on Woman's Hour.
Although this latest debate is just underway, a consensus of fast (and sometimes facile) answers has emerged.
Although the debate was lively, Ms. Ellis's claim that she encourages dialogue was hardly realized.
The issue eventually came to a congregational vote in 1972, which supported Broude, although the debate was never completely settled.
