The phrase "a faction which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group or faction and providing additional information about it.
Example: "The report highlighted a faction which opposed the new policy changes within the organization."
Alternatives: "a group that" or "a faction that".
He will also rebuke Mr Erdogan for his supposed indulgence of the al-Qaeda-linked Jabhat al-Nusra, a faction which America terms "terrorist", and also ask him to postpone a trip to Gaza.Hasan Kanbolat of the ORSAM think-tank in Ankara, Turkey's capital, reckons that the presence of foreign jihadists in Turkey, however tiny, will infect local communities.
In the second place, even putting that part of it aside, the Gang of Four was a faction, which is the exact opposite of a "bipartisan" group.
The Scythia faction has been replaced by the Sauromatae, and the Greek Cities faction (which included various city-states) has been replaced by the Koinon Hellenon, a faction which represents the Chremonidean League of Athens, Sparta and Rhodes.
Although he was one of the Federalists, a faction which demanded greater provincial autonomy, in practice Rosas exercised control over the other provinces and become the virtual ruler of Argentina.
The second came from a Methodist faction, which wanted a share of the grant for Genesee College.
Pakistan's army chief General Kiyani launched a campaign for a power-sharing deal in Afghanistan in which a Taliban faction which harbours al-Qaeda chiefs would be given a key role.
They do not, however, necessarily want a return to Soviet communism (although there is a "Cominformist" faction which would like centrally controlled ideological principles), but rather some sense of Yugoslav national policy to bring together the fiercely independent trends which self-management creates.
The political scene in the aftermath of the Partition Sejm saw the rise of a conservative faction which was opposed to the Permanent Council, seeing it as a threat to their Golden Freedoms.
Then there is a second faction, which is concerned less by parallels with the Soviet Union than by a perceived replay of the Japanese challenge.
The spokesman for the Irish National Liberation Army, a small faction which has killed many people over the past 20 years, called on its terrorists to accept that popular support for the Good Friday agreement left "no justification" for violence the usual prelude to a ceasefire announcement.But most attention focused on Sinn Fein, the political wing of the mainstream IRA.
"We also wanted to erase the dull picture of the Islamic Emirate that has been painted and presented to the world by our enemies who dismissed us as a warring faction which has no political, administrative and social capabilities," it said.
