The phrase "although this feasibility" is not correct and feels incomplete in written English.
It can be used when introducing a contrasting idea related to the feasibility of a project or proposal, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "Although this feasibility study shows potential, we must consider the risks involved."
Alternatives: "even though this feasibility" or "despite this feasibility".
The perceived barriers and possible improvements of the program are summarized in table 3. The results of this feasibility study showed that although OPs and employees are generally positive about the web-based counselling program in terms of content and user-friendliness, in practice usage was low, particularly among OPs.
Although the feasibility of this approach has been demonstrated in principle by recent results, many of the small-molecule modulators known to date have not been found by rational design approaches.
Although the feasibility of this technique has been proven in the past by both laboratory testing and real-life applications [3 8], its application cannot be considered as a daily practice.
Partial splenectomy is an alternative to total splenectomy for the treatment of congenital hemolytic anemias (CHAs) in children, although the feasibility of this technique in the setting of massive splenomegaly is unknown.
To our knowledge, this is the first investigation to specifically attempt to manipulate TCA flux to alleviate mitochondrial substrate saturation, although the feasibility of this concept has been discussed recently in the literature (30).
Although the feasibility of this approach in critical care is appealing, the mean of measurements sampled around the perimeter of the mitral valve would be less susceptible to regional wall motion abnormalities, if present [ 9].
Although the feasibility and effectiveness of this intervention is still to be tested, we believe that this approach to intervention development is worthwhile.
Although the feasibility of the shield is not yet proved, President Clinton is under pressure to decide soon whether to embark on a crash program costing tens of billions of dollars to develop and deploy a system of sensors, missiles and futuristic weapons that could destroy a small number of incoming missiles.
Although the feasibility of cell reprogramming has been proven possible both in vitro and in vivo, the efficiency of the process remains extremely low.
Although the feasibility of the basic hybrid selection method (Fig. 2a) was demonstrated in the above-described outcrossing experiment, each stage of the continuous crossbreeding procedure requires the exchange of plasmids.
