The phrase "although this is not expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or an unexpected situation in a statement or argument.
Example: "The results of the experiment were surprising, although this is not expected given the previous studies."
Alternatives: "even though this is unusual" or "despite this being unforeseen".
Although this is not expected to lead to substantial job losses, it will be mourned locally.
This means credit default swaps sold against its bond will be triggered, although this is not expected to cause panic.
The 74%-taxpayer owned bank has set aside $2.5bn in preparation, although this is not expected to be enough.
The aim is to float W&G on the stock market, although this is not expected to be completed until the second half of 2016.
There could be a runoff election in several weeks if a majority of voters do not cast ballots or if no clearcut winner emerges among the parties and presidential candidates, although this is not expected.
George Osborne has admitted he is considering a sell-off of part of the government's stake in the bank although this is not expected until at least the autumn after last month's sale of a 7.5% stake in the bank to City investors.
In addition, excess water in the aerosol may affect the detected evaporation behavior although this is not expected based on the reported crystallization RHs of oxalic and succinic acids.
Better cell attachment governed by the additional, more permanent charge might be the main reason for the higher efficacy of compound 6 in comparison to all others, although this was not expected from the calculated value for "Eff.Tox".
We also hypothesized that individuals who reported experiencing more post-traumatic stress and physical symptoms also would report lower overall health function, although this was not expected to fully explain poorer function.
In addition, the deal is subject to approval by the Federal Communications Commission, although this agency is not expected to be as tough as the F.T.C.
In parts of the French and Swiss Alps, "prices of virtually new, top-end properties have plummeted, although this crash is not expected to last," says Joanna Yellowhoes-Bound, who runs Erna Low Property.
