The phrase "although irrefutable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea or to acknowledge a fact that cannot be disputed while presenting another perspective or argument.
Example: "Although irrefutable, the evidence presented does not account for all variables in the case."
Alternatives: "even if undeniable" or "despite being indisputable".
111 112 Although irrefutable scientific support is lacking, 97 coaches and support staff can also be proactive by implementing short-term, intermittent normobaric hypoxia exposures (30 60 min at altitude ranging 3000 4500 m) before travel for those with a blunted hypoxic ventilatory response in order to reduce the prevalence and severity of acute mountain sickness.
Although irrefutable scientific support is lacking, altitude training may possibly be implemented upon return to training in some team-sport players, after sustaining an injury, in order to increase the cardiovascular and perceived intensity of the session without a corresponding increase in the mechanical load imposed on the musculoskeletal system.
The study is the first of its kind, and although it appears irrefutable to some, it also has its fair share of skeptics, who believe the rise in autism, paired with the rise in vaccinations, is more than a simple coincidence.
These central questions were previously studied to a great extent on muscle myosin mostly by ensemble-averaging techniques (see reviews) and considered to have reached a consensus to some extent (although direct and irrefutable evidence has been lacking).
Seeing this, it seemed irrefutable that ISIS, although characterized as a rebel group in the Syrian civil war, did not consider the toppling of the Assad régime to be its primary objective.
Although this does not provide irrefutable evidence, these elements are consistent with the hypothesis that CYP98A22 is involved in responses against several stresses in R. graveolens.
Although evidence suggesting pandemic of NCDs is irrefutable, as also seen in this study, there is a paucity of program to detect, manage and prevent these diseases in Nepal.
Although identity is largely subjective, some things are irrefutable and north Africa being in Africa is part of that.
Speaking of the twins, she said: "Although they lose the immediate certainty of the irrefutable presumption that Mr. A. is their legal father, they will remain within a loving, stable and secure home.
None have demonstrated irrefutable and enduring disease-modifying qualities, although the best available clinical evidence appears most promising for rasagiline.
Although epidemiologic evidence presented for patient 1 is not irrefutable, we conclude that both cases are part of a cluster that is epidemiologically and genotypically confirmed (11 ).
