The phrase "a projection which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of projection, often in contexts related to data analysis, forecasting, or visual representation.
Example: "The report includes a projection which estimates the sales growth for the next quarter."
Alternatives: "a forecast that" or "an estimate that".
Rating agencies, underwriters and states have someone else to blame when things go bad, i.e. "We relied on a projection, which proved faulty … ".
The interneurons form a projection, which crosses the anterior commissure and displays a prominent curve towards anterior in the contralateral connective (Fig. 5A, hollow arrowhead).
The axis of the invagination might not be perfectly aligned with the focal plane and would therefore be imaged as a projection, which leads to an underestimate of the true centroid movement along the invagination axis.
"My intention was to create a light projection which relates to the public in a spatial sense, not as a flat video projection.
The mouth is located on the end of a snoutlike projection, which varies in shape from short and stout to long and slender and sometimes exceeds the length of the rest of the body.
A canonical projection (which turns out to be continuous) from the shift space of an IIFS on its attractor is constructed.
Waste Concern and ADB 2009 also performed a future projection, which indicated that the amount of sludge will continue to increase with increasing industrialization in Bangladesh in the near future.
However, it can be shown that tracking the core tensor is indeed unnecessary, since the tensor-based subspace estimate can be computed from the matrix-based subspace estimate via a structured projection which does not involve the core tensor.
Exposure to the appropriate mating factor results in cell-cycle arrest and the formation of a mating projection, which is used to reach the potential mate culminating in cellular and nuclear fusion to form a diploid cell [7].
They generate a single projection, which bifurcates when reaching the ventral neuropil.
It generates a short projection, which enters the lnp laterally and spreads out extensively (Fig. 9B, arrowhead).
