The phrase "a conclusion which is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or discussing a specific conclusion that has been reached or is being referenced.
Example: "The study yielded a conclusion which is significant for future research in the field."
Alternatives: "a conclusion that is" or "a conclusion which has been".
But Whewell often used these terms in a way which connotes a conclusion which is simply not conclusively confirmed.
Amano has said he will give an assessment report, not a conclusion, which is not what the IAEA normally does.
In a conclusion which is likely to both shock and concern the sport's insiders as well as punters, it states that, over jumps, "the rules requiring horses to be ridden on their merits are regularly flouted".
The whole point of the panel is to arrive at a conclusion which is acceptable to all parties, so that the offender can 'earn' his way back into society.
The Professional Footballers Associationn have been involved in the process, and their expertise may be required again before the affair reaches a conclusion, which is likely to end with Tevez's exit.
Chasing the Stars does deliver a conclusion which is both satisfying in terms of the plot and emotionally; it feels like a proper ending, although I'm sure if Malorie Blackman wanted to return to this universe she's left herself plenty of scope to do so.
The advanced acoustic modelling techniques displayed a trend of increasing relative gains as the bit-rates decreased, a conclusion which was in contrast the previous results.
Subsequent demonstrations - especially in Belo Horizonte on Saturday - would seem to indicate that a significant number of Brazilians believe that the World Cup is costing them too much and not giving back enough in return - a conclusion which was clear some time ago.
"You're beginning with an illogical premise, and proceeding perfectly logically to an illogical conclusion, which is a dangerous thing to do," he recently told a reporter.
The story goes through some surprising reversals and arrives at a satisfying conclusion, which is also a beginning.
The only grounds for rejecting it, they claim, is that it leads to a theistic conclusion, which is not an independent reason for rejecting it.
