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The phrase "though controversial" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
It is used to signal that an idea or opinion is considered by some to be controversial. For example: "Though controversial, many believe that artificial intelligence will change the way we live and work."
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It is an apparently humdrum thriller based on the Mumbai terror attacks of 2008, though controversial enough in its subject matter to earn a ban in Pakistan before it was even released.
Though controversial, this isn't a new idea.
His philosophy, though controversial, is straightforward.
On both occasions, her actions, though controversial, were legally defensible.
The new scoring system, though controversial, rewards this kind of virtuosity.
Though controversial for her links to the Nazis, Coco Chanel was a trailblazer for women's fashion.
Though controversial, the commission's move will be welcomed by most Web users.
Though controversial in Palamas' time, Hesychast spirituality is now sanctioned by the Orthodox church as a legitimate form of prayer.
Nuclear fission is a mature though controversial energy technology where electricity is generated from the energy released when heavy nuclei break apart.
Though controversial the results obtained so far confirm the importance of exploring phenolic natural systems as safe templates for the design of new antioxidants.
But whatever free-market advocates might say, community rating, though controversial in theory, is actually the norm in America today.
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