"in which just" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular situation, event, or thing. For example, "This is the court case in which just one defendant was found guilty."
The report caps a year in which just over 4 million jobs were lost, following on a year in which just over 3 million jobs were lost.
And there are ways in which just knowing that bots exist will change us.
And it is a race in which just a few thousand votes could mean victory.
Well, because there are systems in nature in which just this type of behavior, they have a certain periodic motion.
"This is also another case in which just looking at a single nutrient does not tell the whole story.
Most of the research on ship-ship interaction described in the literature is restricted to the simplest case in which just two ships are present.
The first real sport we come to is swimming, in which just over half of Americans participate.
We're getting closer to transforming the genetic code into a "digital life code," in which just about anything is possible.
During the 1460s, the 40 woodblocks for this volume were recut three times, along with seven intermediate issues in which just some of the blocks were replaced.
This paper proposed a Macroblock (MB) level perceptual energy scalable video encoding method noted as PMP-ESVE, in which just noticeable distortion (JND) model is introduced as the perceptual cue.
An industry of political consultants and signature-gathering companies supports a thriving business in which just placing an initiative on the ballot can cost $3 million.
