The phrase "although we share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception in a statement where two parties have something in common but also differ in some way.
Example: "Although we share similar interests, our approaches to solving problems are quite different."
Alternatives: "even though we have" or "despite our shared".
Although we share the enthusiasm for its potential, we worry about the hype.
Sábado Gigante's interracial sketches illustrate the stubborn inequity among Latinos in the Americas: although we share a geographic region, Latinos are not one race of people.
"Although we share the same genes, South and North Koreans live like completely different peoples, with different accents, different ways of thinking and behaving," Mr. Yoon said.
"Although we share the same genes, South and North Koreans live like completely different peoples, with different accents, different ways of thinking and behaving," said Mr. Yoon.
Even with a mind on moving, in spring we undertook a radical overhaul of the garden - which actually belongs to my mother, although we share the gardening - to thin, rationalise, feed and mulch the plants.
Although we share a possible German heritage, a love for road trips and campfires, I feel as if the attention you receive every time we go out is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to how you constantly neglect my needs.
There were at least some swimmers in my vicinity still, and although we shared the same river we quietly occupied our own spaces.
"He was better than the other Arabic leaders, because they didn't make the same gesture, although we shared the same religion".
Weirdly, the show's title is itself a debunked theory rather than a fun bit of trivia – although admittedly We Share 50% Of Our DNA With A Banana wouldn't be quite as catchy.
"Although Kings Place, which we share with a number of other businesses and cultural organisations, had scored a B rating in energy efficiency, the building's energy management system still required optimisation".
Thereby, although not at first obvious, we share a striking characteristic with plants.
