The phrase "a class for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific class or course that is being discussed or considered in relation to a particular context or requirement.
Example: "I am currently enrolled in a class for which I need to complete a final project."
Alternatives: "a course that" or "a class that".
But Nagel's position, as Sober understands it, entails "teleological explanations that are both true and causally inexplicable," a class for which neither Sober, nor Nagel, apparently, can offer any examples.
The target class of problems is convective systems on unstructured meshes, a class for which traditional p-multigrid typically fails to reach textbook multigrid efficiency due to a mismatch between smoothers and coarse spaces.
The Houston youth and his young horse gave the United States the first victory of the big‐time fall events (Harrisburg was the first last week) in a class for which mounts that compete in the open jumper contests also were eligible.
Never attending a class for which you have registered, or nonpayment for classes for which you have registered, will not drop you from the class roll(s) nor release you from financial obligations.
Additionally, there is not yet a class for which nutrition and physical fitness are utilized as pedagogical tools to aid students in learning how a complete understanding of evolutionary principles can actually increase their quality of life.
Some of us might dread a meeting we have to attend, a class for which we are not prepared, or a confrontation we fear is brewing between us and a friend or workmate.
This process requires syllabi from any class for which an admitted student seeks credit, as well as a portfolio of work for any studio or visual representation classes.
That my patience knows no bounds (even when I'm driving behind a slowpoke while on my way to catch a yoga class for which I would be sure to be late, except for the fact that yogis are never late).
Angry citizens are resorting to protests and referendums to countermand the decisions of a political class for which they have little respect.
Furthermore, the SLA Enforcer will drop all traffic flows that belong to a service class for which the requirements cannot be met (signaled by the Admission Control, see Section 4.3.5).
While the SLA Enforcer (see Section 4.2.2) already drops all traffic flows that belong to a service class for which the requirements cannot be met by the network, the Shaper can additionally drop a particular packet for which the service class requirements cannot be met, although its service class was supported by the network.
