"nevertheless question" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when introducing a statement that contradicts or challenges the current topic or idea being discussed. Example: The research showed promising results, nevertheless, there are still some key questions that need to be addressed before moving forward with implementation.
Nevertheless, questions of accounting transparency hang over the company, Ms. Levenson said.
Mr. Clater said he was not aware of any illegality, but nevertheless questioned that practice.
He nevertheless questioned the stigma surrounding the phrase "Russian mafia" and noted it is acceptable to say "Sicilian mafia".
Some of those affected have nevertheless questioned whether vulnerability can be determined by the standard of one's education.
Several Democrats nevertheless questioned whether Mr. Negroponte had been honest or forthcoming about human rights abuses in Honduras, where he served as ambassador from 1981 to 1985.
In no sense a radical or a candidate for canonisation by CND, he nevertheless questioned the often woolly, contradictory and, in his eyes, downright dangerous thinking behind western nuclear strategy and Britain's independent deterrent.
Nevertheless, questions about her modelling days are met with an expression of apparent bafflement: "People always ask me about my time as a model, but I really don't think of myself like that.
"Each project moves downtown closer to becoming a 24/7 town," said Mr. Latham, who nevertheless questioned whether much of the area had the services, like grocery stores and cleaners, needed by a residential population.
Nevertheless, questions remain that continue to demand attention.
Nevertheless, questions remain to be answered regarding its true effectiveness and longevity given the lack of subsequent field characterizations and evidence of the degradation process, especially biodegradation.
