The phrase "although we regard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea or opinion, often in formal or academic writing.
Example: "Although we regard this method as effective, further research is needed to confirm its reliability."
Alternatives: "even though we consider" or "despite our view that".
Philo adds that although we regard God as perfect, perfection as we understand it is relative, not absolute, so we can't conclude that we grasp God's perfections.
Although we regard the unemployment rate and employment growth as alternative business cycle measures, the low correlation between the two allows us to jointly include both measures in MJH regressions and examine their separate effects.
Although we regard inflexibility as a right, a rigid stance is actually a rare luxury.
Once again it is possible that high extinction rates have masked this signature although we regard this as less likely since scarines are considerably younger than crown labrids.
Also, although there were a few baseline differences between the responders and nonresponders within the two groups and although we regard the low response rate as an issue, we still believe our results are valid.
Although we regard interpretation as a strength of a conceptual research model, we propose that challenging our interpretations is integral to qualitative research rigour [ 11]; in other words rather than removing bias, we challenge personal interpretation through collaboration.
This raises another important issue; although we regarded conceptual clarity as an important facet of quality for meta-ethnography, is this enough to determine the quality of primary studies to be included in a meta-ethnography?
Although, as argued above, we regard this as a quantitative difference in encoding, the implications on the overall process of face recognition are of a more qualitative nature: On the one hand, the incremental refinement of a universally holistic representation capturing how an individual differs from its population.
"[The disease] kills silently, and although the situation is improving we regard the [figures] as still unacceptably high," he says.
Although we typically regard stellar oscillations as passive tracers of stellar structure, they can also modify this structure.
Although we often regard RCTs as the summit of evidence-based medicine [ 32], we should not disregard the role of therapeutic experience in individual patients.
