The phrase "a conclusion which has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes of a particular argument, study, or analysis.
Example: "The research led to a conclusion which has significant implications for future studies in the field."
Alternatives: "a conclusion that possesses" or "a conclusion that holds".
Coroner Louise Hunt said she could not reach any conclusion which had not already been reached by the court case.
This conclusion, which has been reached by many if not most of the greatest philosophers of the past, but which had been hard to reconcile with science, now appears to be entailed by the orthodox principles of quantum physics.
A numerical example has validated the correctness of the theoretical conclusions, which has expressed that the optimized SPDMFE extrapolation approach is a further development and improvement over the existing methods (see, e.g., [11 16]).
The conclusions, which have been drawn, are, however, general and to a large extent technology independent.
- Madam President, let me thank Parliament for the work which has been done, and let me also say that the conclusions which have been presented by the rapporteur will send a very clear message to the Member States and to the stakeholders, because we all know that freight corridors are necessary for the revitalisation and development of rail freight.
But having bought itself time by putting Mr. Gallois on the case, the government has been distancing itself from the report's conclusions, which have leaked out in recent weeks and prompted media reports suggesting it would be dead on arrival.
Thus, Table 5 confirms the conclusions which have been drawn of the intact six-storey SCS R/C building.
In other cases, medical examiners apparently have made up their "expert" conclusions, which have no scientific basis.
Numerous other studies have reached similar conclusions, which have positioned beta activity as central to the mechanism debate.
The detailed clinical and drug information including hospitalization and endoscopy reports have enabled us to adjust for confounding factors to draw important conclusions which have implications on clinical management.
