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The phrase "an experiment which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a specific experiment that is being described or discussed in more detail.
Example: "The researchers conducted an experiment which aimed to test the effects of light on plant growth."
Alternatives: "a study that" or "a trial which".
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This is an experiment which I ardently hope may be successful, though I doubt it.
"Everybody knew in the prison study that it was an experiment, which is a formal game.
Climate change is arguably an experiment which mankind has unwittingly found itself performing on the planet.
That was when Dmitry Belyaev, a geneticist, began an experiment which continues to this day.
He knows too that time is running out for his version of Slate UK: "It's an experiment which has gone well.
It is a big brother experiment like no other, an experiment which will boldly go where few have gone - or probably wanted to go - before.
She designed an experiment, which revealed that the crazy bee was making and broadcasting a pheromone in the hive that alerted other bees: "Hey, there's food out there".
As for their own festival-opening show, Del Naja tells the audience that it's an "experiment, which is make it up as you go along, basically".
On Monday, the Oncologist tells them that the type of tumor qualifies them for an experiment which treats it without chemotherapy, monitoring with ultrasound.
You can look at climate change as an experiment which mankind has―to its horror―found itself performing on the planet.
David Chang said that his service-free experiment at Momofuku Ko — an experiment which is not yet complete, as the chefs haven't yet figured out how to serve wine or guard the door — also rests on the bottom line.
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