The phrase "all of which defined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of items or concepts that have been characterized or described in a specific way.
Example: "The committee reviewed the various proposals, all of which defined the project's scope and objectives clearly."
Alternatives: "each of which described" or "all of which outlined".
: the number of mRNA rules, each of which defines a region covering all samples of HCV+ HCV-).
Brazil has more Roman Catholics than anywhere, but the largest number of converts is from Catholicism to Afro-Brazilian cults, none of which defines good or evil.
TTR contains two distinct quaternary interfaces, one of which defines the binding sites for thyroxine and small-molecule amyloidogenesis inhibitors.
Additionally, seven critical unconfinement factors, each of which defines a possible transition between two consecutive configurations encountered, are also solved.
Bowhead whales avoided Alaskan Coastal Water and Siberian Shelf Water, the latter of which defines the western limit of their range, likely due to lower intrinsic densities of zooplankton prey.
Posterior dorsal vertebrae bear a divided spol, the medial and lateral branches of which define an intralaminar fossa, the spol fossa (spol-f).
The Items section contains a sequence of item elements, each of which defines a single test item.
The parameters that define the upper limb posture, force and repetitiveness produce the repetitive task indicator (RTI), the value of which defines the upper limb load.
The stringency of this method eliminated all the genes that were not found in all the genomes, which defined much of the regional specificity of these S. islandicus strains (Reno et al. 2009), including all mobile elements.
Like Black Sabbath, the album was panned by rock critics of the era, but modern-day reviewers such as AllMusic's Steve Huey cite Paranoid as "one of the greatest and most influential heavy metal albums of all time", which "defined the sound and style of heavy metal more than any other record in rock history".
