Validity of て-form of i-adjectives + も


I already know of the construction that takes the て-form of a verb + も and
means "even if". But can this construction also be used with i-adjectives? For
example, would saying the following be correct?

> 高くてもそのレストランに行きたいです。  
>  I want to go to that restaurant, even if it's expensive.




Yes, it also works with na-adjectives and nouns.

> 蛇{へび}でも買いたい。 I want to buy it, even if it were a snake.
>
> 静{しず}かでも勉強できない。 I am unable to study, even if it were quiet.




Yes, it also works with na-adjectives and nouns.

> 蛇{へび}でも買いたい。 I want to buy it, even if it were a snake.
>
> 静{しず}かでも勉強できない。 I am unable to study, even if it were quiet.

