The phrase "we understand however" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is often used to indicate a contrast or contradiction to a previous statement. An example of using this phrase in writing could be: "We understand, however, that the project will require additional funding in order to be completed on time." This sentence acknowledges an understanding of a previous statement (the project) while also introducing a contrasting idea (the need for more funding).
We understand, however, that as a result of proposals put forward by the Royal Institute of British Architects, significant changes are being introduced into the guidelines for the next RAE.
We understand, however, that talks with Qatar are off, and that the Chinese are in play as a potential partner for the port development project and associated regional infrastructure (road and rail infrastructure to Southern Sudan and Ethiopia, and pipeline infrastructure to Southern Sudan and Uganda).
We understand, however, that Google began experimenting with Triangle in April.
We understand, however, that Files Go will be made globally available at launch in the beginning of December.
We understand, however, that Tablo is licensing the technology from a partner, as opposed to using something it built itself in-house.
"We understand, however, that the mural is no longer on display in your headquarters," writes Gilbert.
What we must understand, however, is that corporations, governments and individuals all rely on the same internet to prosper.
What we do understand, however, that the next version is billed as being "quite different" to the first gen glasses, although it isn't clear at this point exactly what that entails.
What we should understand, however, is that the vast bulk of such preferences operate to benefit whites over Asian Americans, not African Americans and Hispanics.
We fully understand, however, that how 'high risk' is actually defined is influenced by all the personal perceptions and expectations already mentioned, as well as the more pragmatic possibilities of influencing change and costs.
What we can all understand, however, is the sheer stamina of somebody who came through the war, the booze, and the nicotine, yet still found the courage to soldier on through Brigitte Bardot.
