The phrase "a contact which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific contact or connection, often in a professional or networking context.
Example: "I have a contact which can help us with the project."
Alternatives: "a contact that" or "an individual who".
The combination of ZnO NRs and polymers to form hybrid junction will add the advantage of achieving large area LEDs using a single contact, which is an advantage not possible to gain by using PLED configuration.
Of new musicals, one is a shoo-in for a nod: "Contact," which started at Lincoln Center's Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater and reopens at the Vivian Beaumont Theater on Thursday.
If the threonine residue is replaced by an asparagine, the symmetric hydrophobic contact is replaced by a polar contact, which is expected to disturb the dimeric interface, and thereby to destabilize the HIV capsid.
"I'm not remotely saying he went down easily or is trying to simulate, I just mean it's a mild contact which inevitably means he ends up on the floor.
On August 9, the PTC finally agreed to a favorable contact which had been approved by the TWU in June.
Miller expressed a desire to stay at Hibs in March 2011, but the two parties did not agree a new contact, which allowed him to leave the club.
In conclusion, our data suggest that P. indica releases chemical compounds prior to a physical contact which activate stress and defense processes in the host (2 days).
The dnIGE model applies to infectious diseases that spread by susceptible individuals becoming infected after an effective contact, which is the contact with infectious individuals or infectious material shed by the infected individuals, resulting in disease transmission.
The benefits of the dynamic force control are mostly related to the concept of a mobile electrode contact, which creates a momentary gap expansion during the spark discharge.
