The sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a contrast or to acknowledge a different point of view. For example, "The team was unified, however they are defined."
But however they are defined, these new findings validate Sacks's belief in plants as individuals – active and adaptive agents.
A state also is liable for breaches committed by its internal institutions, however they are defined by its domestic law; by entities and persons exercising governmental authority; and by persons acting under the direction or control of the state.
Soutphommasane is right in thinking that liberal values – however they are defined, which certainly shouldn't only be in terms of market choice – need to be embedded in a shared political culture, with a history and a sense of its own identity.
In this sense, there may need to be some kind of lexicon, a large, complex network of lexical entries (however they are defined).
In general, there has been little done to address whether landscapes, however they are defined, are significant in terms of being different from a random landscape.
What's also radical about this middle is that people go there with their beliefs and passions fully afire -- passions that drive them to think the best of, and want the best for, "the other," however they are defined.
But, Professor Gitlin said, "as long as the military can make a plausible case that they're winning the war and it's in its final approach to victory -- however they are defining victory -- then I don't think they are in any danger of casualty backlash".
"Populist" became a handle applied to anyone who fought the powers that be, however they were defined.
Mr. Mills and Mr. Kristol shared the belief that "the elite," however they were defined, wielded disproportionate influence.
Note that these will most likely change during the development of the control logic and state machine, however the more they are defined now, the less changes will have to be made when implementing the control logic.
This disposition will still allow the sage to perform the appropriate actions, however, if, as the Stoics claim, they are defined by reasonable defenses or justifications: for wise people will do what they consider reasonable.
