"while unfortunately" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce a contrasting idea or comment. For example: "The company achieved strong financial results this year, while unfortunately the increase in income was not shared with many of its employees."
"I don't think the prospects of a follow-up political agreement for the Tamils is in the cards for some while, unfortunately," said Alan Keenan, an analyst for the International Crisis Group, a nonprofit research organization based in Brussels.
"Please, God, make Donald Trump run for president forever!" No, Pope Francis can't make him run forever, but believe the pope, he's not going anywhere for a while, unfortunately.
"But that isn't happening this time, and it looks as though Bonnie might just sit there for a while". Unfortunately, the eye of the storm was remaining off the coast, where it could maintain much of its intensity, Coash said.
And while, unfortunately, that fact seems to have slipped from the collective memory, the holiday isn't without some merits.
The "joint tenancy" involved in this case, while unfortunately sharing the same appellation as the typical joint tenancy, is an interest of a different nature.
While unfortunately the damage is done at the landmark McGraw-Hill Building on West 42nd Street, it's not too late to act in the case of St Ann's.
"This type of drop hadn't happened in a while, but unfortunately it's not unusual for us to see this type of material circulated," he said.
But this has been something that has plagued Bioware for a while, and unfortunately it doesn't look like Andromeda fixes their issues.
I've realized working in the field for quite a while that, unfortunately, not a lot of people are going to do it and stand up.
In this same story, for example, assorted paper-thin persons think of sex and death while, most unfortunately, passing through a symbolic railway tunnel.
Females seem to level off at age 40 on this capability while males, unfortunately, continue to decline.
