'which was nonetheless' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used when introducing a contrasting idea or point of view. For example: “The city had no shortage of problems, which was nonetheless a vibrant center of culture and activity.”.
The daily machinations of the trial had little to do with Ms. Hudson's celebrity, which was, nonetheless, ever-present.
Italy took the same step before a July 2001 meeting of world leaders in Genoa, which was nonetheless marred by riots.
The performance and the film itself had a certain shallow quality which was nonetheless part of its charm: the entertainment that this film delivered is not easy to pull off.
But a slight easing of temperatures today let the state declare an end to the emergency, which was nonetheless a reminder of the crisis that gripped the state last year and caused blackouts and major disruptions.
Roughly 46.6 million tuned in to that debate in 2000, which was nonetheless an improvement over the first debate between President Bill Clinton and Bob Dole in 1996, which was watched by 36.1 million people.
Two hard-line unions, the Confédération générale du travail and the Force Ouvrière, rejected the offer as insufficient and refused to sign the deal, which was nonetheless binding because France's three other main labor unions backed it.
It's film music night at the Proms, an act of arrant populist bone-throwing which is nonetheless terrific fun.
Indeed, MTV traffics in the self it rolls out a seemingly endless list of personal stories, unique identities, which are, nonetheless, ultimately generic and universalized.
The reformed gold and silver coinage has no pictorial type, only skillfully arranged inscriptions, which are nonetheless of high historical value.
The case only concerned operations in California, which is nonetheless the company's largest market in the United States, where it has 2,500 outlets.
Now unattached to any political group, he still rages against poverty and corruption.Such feelings infuse Ekhrajiha, which is nonetheless an odd mix of slapstick humour and mawkish sentimentality.
