The phrase "and which eventually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a clause that describes a consequence or outcome that follows from a previous statement.
Example: "The project faced numerous challenges, and which eventually led to a delay in its completion."
Alternatives: "that ultimately" or "which ultimately".
He also channelled a lot of energy into The Business, a Sunday newspaper that simply never took off, and which eventually folded in 2008.
So he concocts the elaborate scheme that is at the heart of "Three Seconds" and which eventually makes this a nail biter of a book.
"It's bad now," she said, lamenting South Africa's 3 0 loss to Uruguay, which came shortly after Zuma's speech, and which eventually led to the team's elimination.
Pilates was the first event of a day that included water sports and a tennis match, and which eventually resembled a mini-Olympics.
The current President Bush had approached him before about returning to government, asking him to become the new director of national intelligence -- a job he declined and which eventually went to veteran diplomat John D. Negroponte.
It's a society that appears ever more stratified the more he comes to understand it, and which eventually descends into war and chaos while Orr rides away on trains that have no apparent endpoint or purpose.
There was a troubling interview on CNN's "Reliable Sources" program this weekend--reported widely, including here on the Huffington Post--in which CBS News Chief Foreign Correspondent Lara Logan ripped Michael Hastings and his revelatory investigative piece in Rolling Stone that outed General Stanley McChrystal for insubordination and disloyalty--and which eventually cost McChrystal his job.
And it was their folk music, played on fiddles and banjos, which eventually spawned American western, and then country music.
Then biology split into two divisions, Cellular and Developmental Biology (CDB) and OEB, which eventually became two Departments.
Celmins was born in 1938 in Latvia, and endured wartime terrors and dislocations, which eventually led her to a refugee camp in Germany.
This in turn, is shown by a significantly higher concentration of sucrose reaching the large intestine and caecum, which eventually remains unabsorbed and egested with faeces.
