"even though" is an acceptable and often used phrase in written English.
It generally has the meaning of "despite" or "in spite of." For example, "Even though I was exhausted, I stayed late to finish my report."
Health-care workers who see colleagues using the respirators are less willing to settle for a traditional passive face-mask even though, used with care, it is good enough, he says.
The present study, even though used a retrospective design, followed a rigorous classification of the class II patients and selected a well-matched control group.
These instruments were used both, by interviewers and self-completed by the participants which could be considered as an additional limitation, even though, used instruments were suitable for both types of use.
Even though used car dealers have a notorious reputation for cheating their customers, you can find out if a particular dealer is trustworthy or not by looking the company up on the Better Business Bureau or on local review websites.
In Ocala, Fla., after a long debate, the City Council last summer decided to have a private company mow grass, even though using inmates would have saved $1.1 million.
They changed his tire, and one crew member put fuel from Unser's tank into Grant's — even though using fuel from another racer's tank violated the rules.
Even though using anti-caking aids is common across the industry and approved by the FDA, and testing a single sample is statistically unreliable, our compliance team is looking into these findings with the supplier.
Introduction of hydrogen bonding site into 1S can promote the Diels Alder reaction even though using poor reactive CHD.
Even though using buffers helps in compensating for the effect of channels in wireless networks, it also brings new challenges.
We should forgo the use of the technology under coercive circumstances even though using it may serve the public good.
We should forgo the use of the technology under coercive circumstances even though using it may serve the public good" (Wolpe 2009).
