The phrase "although this is changing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a situation or condition is currently evolving or undergoing transformation.
Example: "The industry has been slow to adopt new technologies, although this is changing as more companies recognize the benefits."
Alternatives: "even though this is evolving" or "despite this shift occurring".
Late entry Muslim countries have been slow to field female sports stars, although this is changing.
Electronic links among bank branches, let alone to the outside world, are rare, although this is changing.
Some can be done in house, some require more expert support – although this is changing as technology puts power in the hands of occupiers themselves.
The industry hasn't exactly raced to be transparent about the energy profile of the technology behind the internet - although this is changing, largely as a result of criticism.
"It is a known fact that Hong Kong art has not faired well commercially, especially in comparison to art from mainland China, although this is changing," she said.
Numbers of women, BAME and disabled people often shrink at senior management and board level and specific occupations still reflect long standing expectations of gender biased roles, although this is changing.
"It spans the whole continuum of disciplines, whereas in academia 'multidisciplinary' means it spans the sciences only," says Malin, although, more and more, this is changing.
Thankfully this is changing, although not as fast as I would like.
But some marketers are not 'owning' the numbers yet, although I can see that this is changing.
But this is changing - although very slowly - because of the vast untapped potential that companies are now beginning to see in the Indonesian farmer.
Journals, academic awards, and even institutional awards are still largely slanted toward expertise of a very narrow sort instead of systems approaches, although there are examples of where this is changing.
