The phrase "a trial which was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific trial that has already occurred or been conducted.
Example: "The researchers published their findings from a trial which was conducted over three years."
Alternatives: "a trial that was" or "a trial which took place".
In a trial which was stormy throughout, Jones did not appeal to the twins.
Judge Denise Cote of United States District Court in Manhattan scheduled Nov. 29 for the start of a trial, which was expected to last two to three weeks.
In a trial which was proceeding in the court below, presided over by the judge of the district of Vermont assigned to the Eastern district of New York, the petitioner was recalled as a witness by the government for the purpose of proving by his testimony the handwriting of MacMillan and Van Amburgh.
The prosecutor, Stephen F. Montanarelli, said it would be impossible to successfully pursue a trial, which was to begin on July 10, because a judge this month suppressed testimony by Ms. Lewinsky that, Mr. Montanarelli said, was crucial to obtaining a conviction.
A trial which was conducted in the Netherlands showed that trying to reach the destination in an unknown area decreases by 16% when the driver has a navigation system.
During the perturbed sessions, the mice became more reluctant to start a trial, which was taken as a sign of avoidance behavior.
It is my role to ensure that there is a trial which is fair to all parties.
But in late 1999, a three-member panel of the United States Third Circuit Court of Appeals overturned that dismissal, clearing the way for a trial, which is to begin in early June.
But he ruled that the questions of "undue influence" over Mr. Redstone and whether he was competent required a trial, which is scheduled for October.
But Mr. Suarez, 43, defied the trend, staying put as he insisted that he was innocent and prepared for a trial, which is pending.
The companies are in negotiations with the government and other plaintiffs in advance of a trial, which is set to begin at the end of February.
