"nevertheless if we" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that an action or statement is true despite a previous statement or action that would imply otherwise. For example: "I know you don't like the idea, but nevertheless if we work together we can make it happen."
Nevertheless, if we can't come up with a more edifying fad, let's please return to yesteryear's fixation.
Nevertheless if we are to assess the best of her photo-journalism it is to Cartier-Bresson that we must turn to find her soulmate.
Nevertheless, if we take this at face value and accept that there is no deliberate sexism behind such a policy, there is a simple solution that does not require us to accept another "that's just how it is" reason that discriminates against women: wherever female journalists are barred access, male journalists should also not be allowed.
Nevertheless, if we restrict Ψ to the subset X of C0 defined in (45), then we can show that Ψ is a contraction from X into X.
Nevertheless, if we reduce the impact of these features, we should be able to restore the classifier to get a relatively high accuracy [7].
Nevertheless, if we consider the statistical developments in recent years, we can state that there has been a constant increase of non-EU entrepreneurs.
Nevertheless, "if men [sic] define situations as real, they are real in their consequences" [ 37].
Nevertheless, even if we were in more financially buoyant times, we will still be facing some long-term challenges, such as how to cope with an ageing population.
Nevertheless, even if we have perceptual access to the mental states of other humans and familiar animals like our pet dogs, there are sharp limitations to how far this will get us toward solving the general problem of animal consciousness.
Nevertheless, even if we mis-annotated another red protein encoded in the Nematostella genome, this protein should have the same spectral characteristic as NvFP-7R because our spectral analysis of the endogenous red fluorescence showed a single peak for both excitation and emission spectra.
Nevertheless, even if we account for turns per second or for speed, this did not change the pattern of group differences.
