The phrase "although understandable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge that a situation or reaction is reasonable or justifiable, despite any potential criticism or negative aspects.
Example: "The decision to cancel the event was disappointing, although understandable given the circumstances."
Alternatives: "albeit justifiable" or "even if reasonable".
But the decision by Canongate's Jamie Byng to publish regardless, although understandable, has produced an unsatisfactory book.
But although understandable, it is also blinkered, and likely to have negative consequences for people far poorer than the potential host communities.
The western focus on pirates and militants, although understandable, can seem very myopic from a Somali viewpoint; they are the symptoms of dysfunction rather than the causes of it.
Although understandable, this may not be the most productive use of their assets.
Although understandable from a historical perspective, these arbitrary divisions are inconsistent with the clinical realities of advanced heart failure therapy.
Although understandable, this omission affected the possibilities for policy-oriented learning on these other issues, and limited the information base in subsequent policy games when these issues became more pertinent.
It's disconcerting, although perhaps understandable in that context, that so many people would be the victim of a rumor so patently and obviously without merit".
The refusal of European countries (especially Germany) to bail out profligate neighbors, although perfectly understandable, has increased the chances that Europe as a whole will suffer a double-dip recession.
Although once understandable, this strategy now looks like a recipe for overall failure.But the striking shift in recent months has been the lack of political leadership from the world's trading giants, the EU and America.
However the same was not identified in female patients analysed separately, and although somehow understandable, it needs further verification.
Although perhaps understandable (GPs by necessity cannot specialize in all conditions under their care [ 46]), optimal management of PD symptoms requires detailed knowledge of the disease [ 47].
