"discovery in which" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The discovery in which I made when researching my paper opened up new lines of inquiry.
But the observation of neutrino masses tells us that the adventure of discovery in which we are currently involved will not end here.
This is followed by what is called drug discovery, in which scientists identify a target or way to combat the disease.
In other words, a different sort of daydreaming, monitored and stress-checked, a process of discovery in which I discovered two things of particular interest.
To highlight that this is entirely normal, the exact wording for a level 1 asteroid is: "A routine discovery in which a pass near Earth is predicted that poses no unusual level of danger.
In the nineteen-sixties, the sociologist Robert K. Merton wrote a famous essay on scientific discovery in which he raised the question of what the existence of multiples tells us about genius.
"The Love Witch" is a parody, but a parody of discovery, in which Biller puts genre to the test of do-it-yourself artistry, and puts feminist ideology itself to the test of style.
As he became wealthy, Mr. Segal's interests turned increasingly toward Eastern religion and a process of self-discovery in which his self-portraiture played an important role.
The Impressionist by Hari Kunzru (Penguin) is an exuberant saga of self-discovery in which a young half English/half Indian boy moves from the slums of Bombay to a Maharajah's palace to an English public school to an anthropological expedition in the heart of Africa.
She persuasively conveys Marie's shock and humiliation at the news that the Nobel Prize committee has excluded her from the award given to her husband and others for discoveries in which she played a crucial part.
"Consider the case of Kelvin, by way of illustration," Merton writes, summarizing work he had done with his Columbia colleague Elinor Barber Afterr examining some 400 of his 661 scientific communications and addresses... Dr. Elinor Barber and I find him testifying to at least 32 multiple discoveries in which he eventually found that his independent discoveries had also been made by others.
In contrast with other "lost footage" discoveries, in which a sequence might be added here and there, the new portions of "Metropolis" — some 25 minutes' worth — introduce subplots and nuances of character development, including clues to Rotwang's inspiration for his robot, a metallic Art Deco beauty with soulless eyes.
