The phrase "adopted which produced" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you are trying to describe something that was adopted and subsequently produced a result, but it needs rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The policy adopted which produced significant changes in the organization was well-received."
Alternatives: "adopted that resulted in" or "implemented which led to".
Instead of reducing oil industry tax breaks and deductions for affluent taxpayers, which produced Democratic defections, they wanted the White House to adopt the "millionaire's surtax" that the Senate is now substituting.
The completed ASSIST questionnaire was evaluated by adding the responses across all the items which produced a total scale score which identified whether the students adopted deep, strategic or surface approach during learning.
It was quickly adopted by the U.S. government for cavalry use, and Spencer built his own factory, which produced 200,000 Spencer carbines and rifles during the Civil War.
Further, a recent study in transfected cells showed that delta receptors can adopt several ligand-specific conformations, which produce different G protein signaling complexes [37].
In this case, we expect that in diverse geographic locations, businesses tend to adopt their own context-specific interaction modes, which produce a differentiated impact on innovation output.
In the past several years, corn oil recovery has been widely adopted in U.S. dry-mill corn ethanol plants, which produce around 90%% of U.S. corn ethanol [ 1].
That compares with studies of adopted children, and of first-and second-degree relations, which produce figures as low as 30%, and at the highest 50%.
If any of the proposals are adopted, utility companies and their customers will pay far more for energy which produces carbon.
And flour fortification technology is easily transferred; importers and MINOCO, which produces 60 per cent of flour consumed in Congo, are committed to adopting the new product.
The scale that Philolaus adopts is such that the ratio of the highest to the lowest pitch is 2 : 1, which produces the interval of an octave.
