"made nevertheless" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It is used to denote that something is true in spite of any difficulties or opposition. For example, "Despite the many setbacks, the project was made nevertheless."
Well, that point is emphatically made, nevertheless.
Fairly accurate estimates of relative size may be made, nevertheless, without movements of the eyes.
Some progress has been made nevertheless but more needs to be done at a national strategic level.
The pilot, stating that he was paid about half of what his American counterparts made, nevertheless, could not imagine leaving England.
Exceptions were made, nevertheless, for a few agricultural products, and it was also felt necessary to introduce a system of quotas.
The recovery of a document which had lain secluded in an office in the colony enabled Sir John afterwards more fully to substantiate one of the most important charges he had made, nevertheless Lord Stanley refused to modify the terms he had employed, or to make any concession calculated to soothe the wounded feeling of an honourable and zealous officer.
Often we are unaware of the choices &main=we make; nevertheless we make them.
American forces in Iraq have tried hard to avoid "collateral damage," but they have nevertheless made some costly mistakes.
Woodward, since appointed by the family to run the actual football club, is still struggling with the post-Sir Alex Ferguson succession but the Glazers have made fortunes nevertheless.
The only caveat on the list was that the refuseniks weren't still alive, but it made fascinating reading nevertheless.
company still hasn't announced the round, but it nevertheless made things official today, filing with the SEC more details about the fundraise.
