'even though often' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to contrast two situations, one which occurs regularly and one which is irregular. For example, "Even though often times I'm too tired to cook dinner, this evening I found the energy to make a delicious meal for the family."
Even though often despairing of Mugabe and Zanu-PF, the rural poor were never fully won over by Tsvangirai.
But their politics can be just as brutal, even though often couched in the language of tolerance and consensus.
Exhausted and filthy asylum-seekers straight off the boat had their medication taken from them and thrown away, he says, even though often the drugs they needed were not available on the island.
But you don't, actually". Johansson and Conant and the other leaders we met emphasized the role of the complementary team around them, insisting that achievements were actually collective, even though often attributed to the CEO.
Weighting of experts varies, but it is a fundamental part of the elicitation process (e.g., Cook 1991), even though often equal-weighted procedures are still considered.
That means here at TechCrunch UK & Ireland, even though often it 'appears' that I as editor will often cover news about startups coming out of the main conurbations like London and Dublin, frankly their location really doesn't matter.
I spoke to Sir Alex Ferguson about it some time afterwards and he was aware going into that final that Liverpool often outplayed them, even though United often won".
Her fellow claimant said he was paid for just 8 hours a day even though he often worked much more.
Even though parents often pay for the clothes, children are often calling the shots.
Small closet-sized rooms often house several lower-level employees, even though ministers often have sprawling offices with big desks and couches.
OPEC is not much of a cartel, even though it often gets that label in the media.
