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The phrase "despite its popularity" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to mention that something is still true or happening, even though it is popular or well-known. Example: Despite its popularity, the new restaurant received mixed reviews from critics.
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Despite its popularity, it has struggled to find new catalysts to increase user adoption.
Despite its popularity, it looks like users have had a number of gripes.
Despite its popularity, it did not receive flattering reviews at the time.
Hansson would say that YouTube's financial hole is there not despite its popularity but because of it.
Despite its popularity and wide acceptability, through time it sparked debates among users and providers of health care services.
Despite its popularity the fund is not beyond criticism, as it is, like the BBC itself, overly bureaucratic.
And Twitter, despite its popularity and influence, generates minimal revenue.
But despite its popularity, the group divided the jazz world.
Indeed, Noma nearly went bankrupt, despite its popularity, until Mr Redzepi raised prices and introduced efficiencies.
Despite its popularity among users, the app is not without its controversies.
No new children will be admitted to the scheme, despite its popularity with poor Washingtonians.
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