The phrase "while conversely" is a correct and commonly used part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a contrasting or opposing idea or situation. Example: While conversely, some people argue that social media brings people together, others believe it actually disconnects individuals from real-life interactions.
White working-class boys had the worst GCSE results overall – while conversely Chinese and Indian educational achievement was improving.
Anything that can make me laugh with its poster jumps the reviewing queue, while conversely anyone who uses the space to make a bad joke puts me off.
The reason is that human emotions, including fear, contempt and rage, are contagious; while conversely, personality has little influence on how people behave in particular circumstances.
He projects his life story on the story of the Catholic Church, while, conversely, he introjects the history of the church — its entire history, not just its recent history — unto himself.
"Some people will be offended if you send something cheap or free, while, conversely, the most impressive gift is one someone made," said Marty McKolskey, the president of 1001 Postcards (www.postcards.org).org
The Oklahoma City Thunder will most likely have to rely too much on their superstar Kevin Durant, while, conversely, that's exactly what their arch-enemies, the Memphis Grizzlies, lack.
On the one hand, regions of the brain associated with executive decision-making and goal-directed behaviors had shriveled, while, conversely, brain sectors linked to habit formation had bloomed.
In a relaxed state, parasympathetic (or vagal) tone dominates, while conversely, a state of emergency activates sympathetic pathways, causing heart rate to increase and blood to be diverted from the gut to skeletal muscles.
We propose that growth under nutrient-limited conditions triggers several factors that combine to increase thigmotropic sensitivity while conversely creating a 60° arc at the hyphal tip which is blind to topographical variations.
The molecular evolutionary history of DSPA has been elucidated, while conversely draculin has long been known from only a very small fragment and thus even the basic protein class was not even established.
The best available science indicates that the arid and semi-arid regions of the world will become even more so: the dry areas of the world will become drier (while conversely, the wet areas will become wetter).
