The phrase "although used for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the purpose or function of something.
Example: "The tool is effective, although used for a different application than intended."
Alternatives: "even though intended for" or "despite being used for".
Although used for the same purpose, these two questions can convey different types of information.
Although used for display, bitmaps are not appropriate for most computational tasks, which need a three-dimensional representation of the objects composing the image.
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) although used for bone tissue engineering are limited by the requirement of isolation and culture prior to transplantation.
Although used for 2,000 years by the Vietnamese as a carrier of their culture — medical texts, poetry, stories, recipes, histories — Nom was abandoned with Western influence and with the introduction of the Latin alphabet.
Barcode systems, although used for product information, inventory control, have some drawbacks as compared to RFID (Delen et al. 2007; Kärkkäinen 2003).
Although used for more than 100 years in fracture management, there is a paucity of evidence regarding timing of K-wire removal and antibiotic prophylaxis.
Although initially used for gastric tumors, ESD has now been applied to lesions elsewhere in the gut.
This technique, although widely used for determining stress and strain distributions in other applications, was first used in this investigation to determine the semi-rigid joints structural response.
Although widely used for more than 85 years, the efficacy of radiotherapy for Graves' ophthalmopathy (GO) has not been established convincingly.
Although successfully used for heterologous gene expression for more than twenty years, general knowledge about all factors influencing protein expression by Pichia pastoris is still lacking.
These cells were able to maintain their original phenotype and grow fast up to high number of passage, although were used for experiments at early stages (up to passage 5).
