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The phrase "and yet making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a contrast or unexpected outcome while also describing an action of creation or production.
Example: "She was exhausted from the long hours, and yet making progress on her project."
Alternatives: "but still creating" or "however producing".
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And yet making this stand may also have some effect.
They find ways of splitting the difference, living rootlessly and yet making space for roots.
"And yet making a movie about human stories is a trap.
And a research assistant told him, "I don't know how you justify being a nonscientist and yet making huge decisions about science".
And yet making a strong connection to the kind of stories Dark tells throughout "In the Gloaming" -- stories of entanglements gone wrong, of accidents and miscommunications and dread and loss -- depends on a willingness to enter her microcosm of lily-white privilege, one that's tended and guarded with an implied disdain for the larger, messy world.
The US, the most armed nation in the history of humankind, the world's hyperpower, which spends more on weapons than the 10 next highest-spending nations combined, that country – along with five European allies and partners from the Gulf states – is pounding Isis from the air and yet making only marginal progress.
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Who are smart and yet make bad choices.
We must protect the American Dream and yet make it our own.
Davis missed his first three shots and yet made a forceful, obvious, immediate impact on the game.
One of the great pleasures of reading a work of high fantasy is to see much-loved elements combined and yet made new again.
How can I make something that is and must be completely Japanese - I mean, completely Tokyo - and yet make it clear for anywhere in the world?
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