[noun (situation/condition/circumstance)] + にあって [noun (situation/condition/circumstance)] + にあっても
The grammar structure にあって is used to express that something takes place under certain circumstances, conditions, or situations. It highlights the particular context or environment in which an action or state occurs, often emphasizing that the situation is noteworthy, unusual, or significant. It is a formal expression commonly found in written Japanese, speeches, and news reports.
It is similar in meaning to において ("in" or "at"), but にあって places stronger emphasis on the conditions or circumstances themselves, often implying that the situation is special or challenging.
にあって follows a noun that describes a situation, time period, position, or set of circumstances.
にあって is used when the speaker wants to highlight that despite the particular circumstances, something noteworthy happened – or that the circumstances made something especially remarkable.
Here, the difficult condition (recession) makes the company's growth all the more impressive.
Adding も creates にあっても, meaning "even in / even under (such circumstances)." This form explicitly expresses a concessive nuance – "even given these conditions."