The phrase "despite of not" is grammatically incorrect and not commonly used in written English.
It should be written as "despite not" or "despite the fact that (subject) did not." Below is an example of the correct usage of "despite not" in a sentence: Despite not studying for the exam, John still managed to get an A.
Despite of not finding the greatest number of non-dominated solutions, every time in the multi-objective approach, Incremental+ does not require the development of stubs for aspects and it achieves solutions with the lowest ED (preferred by the decision makers).
Projects such as the WeFood food waste supermarket and Rub & Stub food waste restaurant, despite of not addressing the problem at its roots, as they both requite a daily flow of food waste to keep operating, are brilliant initiatives.
The highlighted yellow squares are zoomed-in regions to better visualize the reduction in the PSF (similar to Fig. 3) that is apparent despite of not having resolved reliably the individual foveal cones.
Despite criticisms of "not understanding the business world," these motivations make them some of the most advantageous people you could hire.
Some also expressed that, despite incidents of not taking the medicine correctly, they did not seem to bring any significant harms!
Despite the stress of not hearing from him.
Despite the rhetoric of not needing international support, this underlines dread about the future.
Ms. Valentine-Thomas will not get my vote despite her claims of not being an "obstructionist".
Despite entering pleas of not guilty (only Digby professed his guilt), all eight were found guilty.
Despite the disappointment of not being able to bear children, the Millers were ecstatic with their new family.
In Foxborough, Mass., despite the disappointment of not having that Brady-Manning tilt, we have a classic rematch.
