The phrase "though at the same time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to contrast or add an additional idea to the previous statement. Here are a few examples: 1. The movie was slow and boring, though at the same time, the acting was exceptional. 2. I'm excited to learn French, though at the same time, I'm a bit nervous about the difficulty. 3. She was overworked and stressed, though at the same time, she managed to maintain a positive attitude. 4. The weather forecast predicted rain all week, though at the same time, the sun has been shining every day. 5. He is known for his intelligence, though at the same time, he can be quite foolish at times.
This fact and the art she makes are indissoluble – though, at the same time, the art is the art, and Genzken is Genzken.
Of course the reason I'm eating eggs today is that they are an emblem of fertility and new life, though, at the same time I'm hoping these aren't fertilised ones.
It becomes apparent that she is self-deprecating, hesitant, contemplative, unfailingly polite, more comfortable asking a question than answering one - though at the same time matter-of-factly candid.
During the 18th century, the naturalist school was gradually eclipsed by the positivist tradition, though, at the same time, the concept of natural rights which played a prominent role in the American and French revolutions was becoming a vital element in international politics.
These foes are incensed that, as economies become more closely intertwined, trade policy is increasingly impinging on such sensitive issues as food safety and the environment.They resent the constraints of world trade rules, which the WTO now has the power to enforce even though, at the same time, they want to use those powers to achieve their own ends.
Though, at the same time, I'm not going to let it affect my life.
The problem is though at the same time the defense industry has consolidated into just a couple behemoth companies, the programs themselves have gotten really, really drawn out.
Even capuchin monkeys residing in adjacent social groups visit the same fruiting trees, though never at the same time.
The study groups all occupied forest that was essentially identical ecologically, and the groups had broadly overlapping home ranges, so that individuals of adjacent groups frequently visited the same Luehea trees, though never at the same time.
The two parts of the manuscript, though written at the same time, have been separated.
One sister gets high and has sex (though not at the same time).
