The phrase "although this seems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or a concession in a statement, often leading to a conclusion or a different perspective.
Example: "Although this seems like a daunting task, I believe we can accomplish it with teamwork."
Alternatives: "even though this appears" or "despite this seeming".
Although this seems almost certainly to be a reference to the painting, Snyders was Flemish, not Dutch.
Although this seems like courtesy, the real reason for it is to make sure that the Bishops aren't validated.
Although this seems like a drastic step, it is the culmination of extensive efforts to stem a large outbreak created by anti-vaccine misinformation.
Although this seems a detrimental slowdown, it should be noted that the image in figure 3, took well over two days to render on comparable hardware.
Although this seems like an insignificant improvement, it will save 30% of your time, which is something that cannot be ignored.
On the contrary, the gamma nail has been implicated in predisposing to secondary femoral fractures, although this seems to be rectified by newer techniques and nail designs.
Although this seems to be a formidable task, with the proper approach this task can be reduced to a manageable level.
Although this seems commonsensical, many people instinctively default to their preferred method of communication, which can lead to misunderstandings, conflict, and lost productivity.
"Although this seems counterintuitive as society portrays entrepreneurs as risk takers, I argue that running a business is more about risk management than the risk itself.
Benghazi leaders talk optimistically of a resolution by August, although this seems to lean more on religious timing – the start of Ramadan – than military realities.
Some have lamented its woozy longueurs, its lack of narrative drive or clear-cut resolution, although this seems to me to be missing the point.
