"yet do not" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It expresses contrast between two thoughts or ideas. For example, "I enjoy going to the beach, yet do not find sand appealing".
Yet do not underestimate the cost of rescues, even necessary ones.
Yet do not underestimate the Crafty Cockney's ability to put one over on his master!
New Jersey Transit and Amtrak trains also pass under the Hudson yet do not have the same issues.
You quote from those opposed to our plans, yet do not cite anyone in support of them.
For example, many village men currently pursue their traditional caste occupation, yet do not expect their sons to follow them.
This is an insult to those people who are poorer, yet do not use their plight to justify criminal activity.
These tools yet do not allow fast and comprehensive integration of ES provision in urban environments.
However, their performance yet do not compete with that of involving inorganic cathodic material (i.e. Lithium iron phosphate).
However, if you do not own the Smart Cover yet, do not buy this.
Long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) represent a class of transcribed RNA molecules that are longer than 200 nucleotides and yet do not encode proteins.
