The phrase "and yet it left" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a contrast or unexpected outcome, often in a narrative or reflective context.
Example: "The storm raged on for hours, and yet it left the town untouched, as if it had chosen to spare them."
Alternatives: "and still it departed" or "and nevertheless it vanished".
But the Gromia organism is unicellular and not bilaterally symmetric, and yet it leaves very similar tracks.
It is a picture of the world before people, and yet it leaves me feeling settled in the here and now.
When the frost ultimately retreats, in a warm rain or under a hot sun come spring, it will retreat with a load of subterranean stone in its grasp, creating a kind of thin, horizontal moraine across the pasture, and yet it will leave the beetle grubs where they lie.
Yet it left a quieter impression of beauty, delicacy and wonder at the craftsmanship.
Yet it leaves a similar impression.
So "Melancholia" is emphatically not what anyone would call a feel-good movie, and yet it nonetheless leaves behind a glow of aesthetic satisfaction.
"Intimacy" doesn't have such an obvious theme, and yet it would not leave me alone after I saw it, perhaps because the play is, I think, not really about what it purports to be about — the sins of the father being passed down to the children.
Mr. Glasser, who is 62, has ushered the American Civil Liberties Union into the new century, helping to transform it in his 22 years as executive director, and yet, it turns out, he left himself behind, at least in technological terms.
It was a marked improvement on his last two European Tour starts - he missed the cut in both the Wales and Italian Opens - yet it still left him six strokes adrift of Swede Henrik Stenson.
An analogy comparing Donald Trump and a "Gilmore Girls" character is not something one would expect, and yet leave it to Samantha Bee to make it work. .
