The phrase "files of which" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to replace "whose" or "of which" in complex sentences to avoid repetition or to add emphasis. Example: The company is known for its advanced technology, the files of which have revolutionized the industry.
Adobe Reader is a free program for reading Adobe PDF files, of which there are many.
Other countries allow individuals to consult (but not remove) the files of which they are the subjects.
The system contains about 14,000 program files, of which 9,062 received contributions between 2008 and 2014.
The package database of dpkg is stored in /var/lib/dpkg and consists of several text files, of which the file status is of particular interest, because it contains the metadata for each package that has ever been installed on the system.
The two men are asked to recount their relationship and the history of the Dora Lange murder investigation of 1995, the files of which are presumed to have been destroyed in Hurricane Rita.
So far 6,700 claims have been filed, of which about 1,000 have already been paid, according to the company statement.
Skype has an average 124 million users a month worldwide, according to the filing, of which 8.1 million pay for the service to call mobile phones and landlines.
He was immediately appointed to command a regiment of the newly formed 13th Waffen Mountain Division of the SS Handschar (1st Croatian), the rank-and-file of which were mostly Bosnian Muslims.
There are 16,579 coding sequences in the input file, of which 16,033 sequences qualified as suitable candidates.
Click Open and select the file of which the password is lost.
Datini, who died in 1410, left a trove of thousands of letters and hundreds of business files, all of which survive and are the basis of the book.
