The phrase "a procession which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a relative clause that provides additional information about the procession being referred to.
Example: "The parade was a procession which celebrated the town's history and culture."
Alternatives: "a procession that" or "a procession where".
The boss of Silverstone, the home of the British Grand Prix, has launched a stinging attack on the state of Formula One, saying that the sport has turned into a procession which is "not saleable" and is a "s*** product".
1936 Fiacres of Paris Celebrated The last five horse cabs of Paris, whose ancestry can be traced back to the days of Caesar and Caligula, were honored yesterday in a procession which may be the last ever seen in the capital.
A procession which was cancelled ahead of the Olympic torch relay due to bad weather concluded Weymouth and Portland's Games celebrations.
After the speeches Lieutenant-General Philip Sheridan led a procession, which included the dignitaries and the crowd, past the Executive Mansion, now the White House, then via Pennsylvania Avenue to the east main entrance of the Capitol, where President Arthur received passing troops.
The short length of county court cases and the number of cases Hastings got meant that he dealt with up to six cases in a single day, running from court to court with his pupils in a "Mafeking procession" which he later described as "the forerunners of the modern Panzer division".
Two other people were killed during a funeral procession, which came under attack by troops trying to break it up.
When his body was returned to New York, thousands of mourners formed a funeral procession which marched from Little Italy to Calvary Cemetery in Queens.
The legality of Critical Mass in London depends on being a "public procession" which is "commonly or customarily held", and since their defeat in the House of Lords in 2008, the Met should know better than anyone else that Critical Mass is not a protest and should not be policed as such.
Human rights campaigners are currently gearing up for protests next week, which will focus of an official procession which will see President Xi Jinping travel to Buckingham Palace in an open-carriage.
The atrocity, on January 1st, coincided with the closing down of Pakistan's main commercial hub, Karachi, by a strike in protest at a suicide-attack there on a Shia Muslim procession, which killed more than 40 people.
Officers from New Jersey, Philadelphia and New Orleans had driven their motorcycles to Queens to be a part of the procession, which also included a performance by the NYPD Emerald Society band.
