The phrase "approach even though" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a method or way of dealing with something despite a particular condition or obstacle.
Example: "We decided to approach even though the risks were high."
Alternatives: "tackle despite" or "address although".
He said he was proud of his nose-to-tail approach even though, after many cooking attempts, the gristly tails were deemed inedible.
Specifically, the problem WellBiome is trying to solve is that general nutrition advice often tends to be a one-size-fits-all approach even though, according to the DNA of our gut's bacteria, each of us is different.
There is a different approach, even though the graphics are similar.
"It was taking on this jazz approach even though it was a basic country melody".
But it favours the all-electric approach, even though it will be a tough sell, says Mr Lane.
That is a reasonable approach even though this is an election year, when reason does not routinely prevail.
As Gardiner himself said, there is plenty of room for both approaches, even though they are much closer now than when he started out.
For now at least, Mr. McCormac says that New Jersey will respond to companies only when approached, even though companies in the state are regularly courted by other states trying to attract high-paying technology jobs, particularly in pharmaceuticals and biotechnology.
He also claimed Ukip was "equidistant" between the two approaches, even though his party leader, Nigel Farage, emailed members at the end of last week to say Ukip was formally backing the GO/Leave.EU faction.
I often work with the same group of professionals in my area, but we all have to deal with our own organisation's systems and approaches, even though we are trying to do the same thing.
(1) Vulnerability and resilience are dominated by quantitative approaches, even though they are also qualitative.
