The phrase "all of which shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to multiple elements or factors that influence or contribute to a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The various cultural influences, all of which shape our identity, play a significant role in our development."
Alternatives: "all of which influence" or "all of which contribute to".
It refers to the totality of our actions and their reactions in this and past lifetimes, all of which shapes our future.
This uncertainty, which urgently requires resolution, stems from forgotten disputes in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the residues of which shape much of today's discourse on music copyright.
Regardless of which shape Valverde chooses, he can count upon a solid spine thanks to the presence of Marc-Andre ter Stegen in goal, Gerard Pique in the centre of defence, and Arthur in midfield.
The space was dominated by a sculptural construction by Mr. Kirili made up of six rectangular panels, inside of which shapes of various sizes dangled like fantastically decorated stalactites.
Declared by Wired to be "the best political comedian you don't know yet," Kondabolu, whose parents are Indian Hindus, came of age during 9/11, the xenophobic aftermath of which shaped him.
Using Cell Profiler software we quantified eccentricity, form factor and compactness, all of which measure shape, of nuclei expressing TDP-43 in comparison to control nuclei, which appear round and smooth.
Synchronized measurements enable a number of applications, which shape most of the features of the smart grid paradigm.
There are many potentially disruptive forces at work in the mobility space, all of which could shape the landscape.
"This... is the artist of American democracy," wrote Time's art critic, Robert Hughes, "yearningly faithful to its clamor, its contradictions, its hope and its enormous demotic freedom, all of which find shape in his work".
