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"despite the existence" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is still true or happening, despite the fact that there may be obstacles or challenges present. Example: Despite the existence of a language barrier, the two friends were able to communicate through gestures and expressions.
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This despite the existence of The Dark Knight Rises.
"They can't control Dora, despite the existence of the American bases," she said.
The first of the categories - outright discrimination - persists, despite the existence of the Equal Pay Act.
Despite the existence of healthcare, sanitation and electricity, morale in the camp is low, he says.
Despite the existence of various government-backed schemes, banks are just not lending.
Despite the existence of a modern state bureaucracy, political influence is frequently determined by tribal affiliation.
Yet despite the existence of a law that commands the secretary of state to stop issuing visas to these countries.
This is despite the existence of the Equality Act 2010, which protects employees with physical and mental disabilities from discrimination.
A collective 'stadium ban' still applies to women in Iran, despite the existence of a thriving women's football organisation.
Despite the existence of the Moore project, it appears she was keen to collaborate with Harris too.
They are even worse than Russian/US ones, despite the existence of principled disagreements between the two.
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